The Vibrancy of University Life

For our first example of how vibrant University Life is, look here at this picture of several students wandering along the pavement to their classes, an almost stark contrast with the background.

I’d make a Wurzel’s joke, but this is the other contrasting picture. Compare this with the previous picture, and notice that unlike in that picture, there barely seem to be any people in the foreground. But you can see two tiny figures in the background, as well as a large tractor, giving this image a little more flavor.

Creativity in the University of Wollongong

Here, scattered along an art exhibit, is a mess of photographs artistically strewn along the floor. This may symbolise a contrast between the chaotic mess of pictures and the stale white concrete wall.

This motley stone circle is where several arts and drama students meet up, as well as being a place where friends and teachers spend their time wiling away the afternoon hours. Here, nature mingles with brick and metal.

By contrast with the messy floor, look how the organised row of photographs contrast greatly with the concrete backdrop. This forms a neat pattern and helps to breathe life into the wall it’s pasted on.

Portrait of Jacob Evans [With Caption]

Jacob Evans, Man of Action. Or rather, Man of IN-Action if you judged him by this photo. However, not everything is that simple. For a picture can tell a thousand words, without the appropriate context in that photo [ie. Jacob standing in one place looking out the window as just a portrait piece, and that Jacob is in fact a very well-known video journalist] you’d think he was as two-dimensional as the picture he’s featured in. Appearances-without rhyme, context or reason- can be deceiving.

Stepping Stones [With Caption]

Photo courtesy of Jayden.

Tis a man in deep contemplation of life at the University.