Macrofied
Tuesday, October 22, 2013 - 21:10
in Paleontology & Archaeology
The close-up perspective of the macro lens turns everyday surfaces into dynamic landscapes. Small, seemingly insignificant details spring to life under its focus. Embellishments and the historic events they reference decorate the campus at Harvard. Science, both vibrantly alive and captured by master artisans, is on display, side by side with modern architecture and sweeping lines of design. Across the libraries, lecture halls, and museums, the macro lens takes a deeper inspection, charting the campus as topography.