LOCALE: University of Houston

[jairoscz]

lots of flashbacks to midnight last night when I was up here working on a project! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!!
hehe :)

[dxr]

I'm a little late but nice pix, David. Here are some of mine from UH, that you've probably already seen on HI

[billash]

As the chief photographer at UH for 16 years, I know ALL the good locations on campus...and at UH Clear Lake, too. And, having photographed in all of them, I'd have to say that UH is a visually rich environment. The juxtaposition of old fossiliferous limestone buildings with new gleaming steel and glass ones creates a dynamic that's photographically interesting and attractive.
I don't know how many times I've heard from people who've visited the campus for the first time say how attractive UH is, especially as an urban university.

[ZeroTX]

I hadn't personally been to UH main campus ever until last year, and I was pleasantly surprised at it. I had no idea it was such a nice campus. I found it fairly attractive.

I graduated from UHCL... what are some good photo locations there? The buildings have changed substantially since I graduated in 1999.

-Michael

[Daniel W.]

On the other hand - UHCL is building a new "studio" for photo work.

3 Normal ML400's, 1 strip box, soft box, brella box... a few superclamps and a Sekonic meter.

It's still in progress.

Oh and a few backgrounds.
Black, green molted,

[thechanks]

people always seem to say that the UH campus isnt all the great, but once you take the time to walk around campus, you can find some great shots.

[richardsfault]

A shoot I did @ UHCL last year:

http://www.richardsfault.com/2007/05.06-UHCL/index.html

At that time I was just beginning to use off-camera flash - SB-600 with Gary Fong light sphere controlled by wireless TTL from the D80, as seen in the last two rows. The remainder were on-camera flash.

The blonde model would blink without fail every time an off-camera shot was attempted due to the pre-flash from the camera.

[chase_pedigo]

I do some work in front of Bauer...they have some good columns and circle reflection. Go to the cougars. The metal swirl in front of the library is nice too.