2013 Week 38 Photos

2013 Week 38 Photos

By Corey Lablans Photography

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Wide-angle photography was this week’s theme until Friday’s photo shoot. I thought about taking a wide-angle photograph but I prefer the use of a telephoto lens when photographing portraits. Saturday’s photograph will likely be from a telephoto lens and then Sunday’s climbing photo was a 50 f1.8. This coming week’s photographs will not have a theme, enjoy.

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2013 09 16 – Queen’s students, faculty and members of the Kingston community assemble outside Stauffer Library to voice their opinion towards the government’s attitude towards science. Numerous rallies were held across Canada, expressing the need for scientist to be able to freely communicate to the public. For more information check out: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/stand-up-for-science-rallies-target-federal-government-1.1855977

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2013 09 17 – A student writes on the sidewalk informing students of the Peer Support Centre located in room 34 of the John Deutsch University Centre (JDUC). They are open from 2:00 – 10:00p.m. 7 days a week throughout the fall and winter. For more information check out: http://amspeersupport.com/

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2013 09 18 – A student looks over some of the produce at the farmers market outside of the John Deutsch University Centre off Union Street. Every Wednesday various produce, food and bakery vendors line the sidewalk.

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2013 09 19 – Students line up in front of a portable BeaverTails stand used by many Queen’s groups for fundraising. A portion of the proceeds goes towards the group running the event. Contact information for the BeaverTails Mobile is Denis Thibodeau: btti@live.ca

--> 2013 09 20 – Beth and Mike pose for a photo at Upper Brewers Mills near Sunbury.

2013 09 21 – Simona posses for a photo in her wedding dress after getting married to Jay at the Ivy near Gananoque. The weather was not ideal, as it rained all day but the entrance to the Ivy permitted some good photos.

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2013 09 22 – A climber is lowered down after climbing at “The Mills,” a climbing location in Kingston, Ontario. Members of the Queen’s Climbing Club were introduced to outdoor climbing on Sunday. 

Thank you for looking through this week's photographs.
(16th week photographing)