For around two years, I called Chapel Hill my home. It was there, amidst the hum of student life and the quiet green of the campus, that I found my passion for photography. With my camera, I captured the world in 360°, stitching together panoramic shots of graduates, their faces alight with achievement and hope. I wanted to give them more than just a photo; I aimed to offer a portal back to their college days, a digital keepsake that they could access anytime through Google Maps. As I wandered the town, camera in hand, I often wondered if years from now, they would stumble upon these images and remember the person who was once a silent observer of their milestones. Whether they do or not, I take comfort in knowing that those moments of triumph and joy are preserved, forever a part of Chapel Hill's story—and mine.