Summit Street along the edge of Trinity College lives up to its name when viewed from above, with a cliff of trees next to it.
Long Walk Rising Above the Trees
Category: Connecticut
Nightfall on Zion Street
Hartford really has a lot of big trees and I love the way they’re lit up as night falls.
Above the Long Walk Rooftops
Impossible views are my drone’s bread and butter, and this shot above the rooftop of Seabury Hall definitely qualifies.
Ghosts of the Long Walk
Long exposures in the blue hour transform students walking along the Long Walk to ghosts.
Ivy & Chapel
Ivory towers and expanses of brick encrusted with ivy are both college campus icons for good reason.
Elting Center Under Construction
While my drone pictures of construction on campus perhaps focused most on the steam pipe work near Clement Chemistry Building, the north side of campus has its own new project: the new home of the Elting Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Surprisingly Warm Night on the Quad
There’s a moment when the light of the Long Walk matches the brightness of the blue hour light remaining in the sky. When that moment happens to coincide with an unusually warm October night, the connection to memory locks in.
At the Foot of the Chapel
The person sitting on the bench at the foot of Trinity’s chapel helped me out by providing an immediate sense of the building’s scale.
Ferrocene Fractions
Drying chromatrography fractions in the Trinity College Organic Chemistry lab made for a colorful afternoon array.
Loud Corvette
Straight-piped V8 Corvette race cars are truly loud vehicles, and the bokeh’ed child putting his hands over his ears in the background is strong testament.
Red Racer
What else can I say? “The red ones goes faster.”
Curious Steam Infrastructure Pit
Construction around Trinity’s campus has produced this deep concrete pit filled with complicated steam pipe controls. A view from above reveals a Factorio-esque connection within.
Drifting at #GRIDLIFE Circuit Legends 2026
This post “does what it says on the tin,” as they say.
Let’s start with a pair of Mustangs from very different eras:
Followed by another drift car from Nappy Boy Automotive:
And finishing with a Nissan Silvia.
Chillin’ on the Quad
So long as the weather lasts, we’ll be out on the quads, lounging in Adirondack chairs.
Three 3ers
A drift train of BMW 3ers (a.k.a. E36 3-series) at #GRIDLIFE Circuit Legends shows how differently similar starting points can evolve into wild performance vehicles.
