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...
Read moreIt’s one of Chapel Hill’s highlights. Please don’t go there and expect something extraordinary, but include it in your tour of the oldest public university in the United States.
Depending on when you're coming, beware of lines of students taking graduation pictures.
On a side note, UNC was highly inspired of adding a ramp for wheelchairs, but - gosh - it's so ugly. I am sure a nicer design...
Read moreBeautiful campus! Walking around the fields near the old well was such a wonderful experience. It was November, but it was still warm enough that I could stay outside for hours enjoying the sun, and sitting in the shade under the beautiful trees all around the well. I had such a pleasant morning there! Great place, great history, and walking around here is an absolute must-do for any visit to...
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