
Professor Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason checking email between graduate ceremonies at the University of Michigan.
Professor Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason checking his email outside the Mendelssohn Theater before the University of Michigan School of Information’s graduate recognition ceremony on Friday, May 1, 2009. Professor MacKie-Mason is wearing his Ph. D. robes from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and has good taste in laptops.
I hope he didn’t get dressed up to check his email. I like that his robes match the notebook so well.
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🙂 Nah, he came over from another ceremony and was waiting for the next one to start.
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I enjoy the irony of medieval scholar’s robes with the wireless laptop. Nice lighting, Scott.
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Universities are full of such images. Old buildings on the outside but refitted on the inside for today’s modern technologies.
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Awesome composition of light and color. Dating back to Mid 19th century, this could be a paint.
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Thanks, Anran! It does have the feel of a painting. The window light was mostly blownout so I had to do work with getting that under control.
I see you are from UofM (nice photos by the way), where did you hear about this post?
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Okay…this post is getting hundreds of hits. You all coming from the University of Michigan? Drop me a comment!
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Your daughter sent the link out to SI. As info specialists, we’re compelled to look!
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LOL Glad you and other SI students and faculty are stopping by! Good luck to all the recent grads!
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Agreed with the others! Nice image/composition, great capture. Also from Si via your daughter’s link…
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He must be smart…just look at the laptop he chose. 🙂
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And I think you have a very good taste for taking photos. Awesome picture! 🙂
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