Category Archives: Photography
Lynchburg’s New Normal
By Joshua Price ~ Multimedia Editor
As classes begin for the 2020-2021 school year on Aug. 12th, students at the University of Lynchburg will notice a new normal. Take a glimpse into some of the new protocols in place on campus as the university tries to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 among faculty, staff and students. To find out more about the protocols in place at the Return to the Hive page.
Read moreThe Pandemic & My Hometown: Elena Knopp
On March 30, 2020, the Virginia Governor announced that there would be a state-wide stay-home order set in place until June 10, 2020. Due to this, life is looking so different for just about everyone.
Due to cost cutting related to the pandemic, my workplace unfortunately furloughed almost all employees, including myself. To bring in an income during this time, I am nannying my cousin’s two-year-old and nine-month-old.
The Pandemic & My Hometown: Joshua Price
By Joshua Price
On a Monday, March 30, 2020, I decided photograph how the pandemic was affecting my community in Maryland.
While some places seem deserted others seem to bustle like nothing has happened. Since they are deemed “essential business” parking lots of grocery stores being filled.
Fed-Ex Field, home of the Washington Redskins, is now being used as a COVID-19 testing area. I also visited Washington D.C.
Many of the tourist hotspots only contained a few people, if any. As we begin to reach the peak of this virus we must maintain our social distancing and hope this all blows over sooner rather than later.
The Pandemic & My Hometown: Sara Martin
By Sara Martin
The recent coronavirus outbreak has affected many people in many different ways, more ways than imaginable.
In the community of Richmond, Virginia things have been different and changing daily. What was the norm is no longer and the new normal is now quarantine and a state wide stay-at-home order.
The Pandemic & My Hometown: Sarah Barnes
On March 29, 2020, I explored my community to see how the COVID-19 pandemic was affecting Cary, North Carolina. I ventured to some of the schools I attended growing up, as well as several places I would usually frequent while home for the summer.
I discovered that although society was taking a hard hit, the sun was still out and the sky was still blue. While we are temporarily unable to live our regular lives, we should take this time as an opportunity to reflect and be thankful for our community’s efforts to keep each other safe.
Town of Cary Fire Station No. 8 and Police District Office is still in full operation during the stay-at-home order, March 29, 2020 in Cary, North Carolina. SARAH BARNES
The Pandemic & My Hometown : Stephanie Quaranto
The Pandemic & My Hometown series uses photography to showcase how the coronavirus is affecting life at home for media writing students from the University of Lynchburg.
This photo was taken at the Nordstrom Rack at the Warwick Mall in RI. The first time I have witnessed the mall being completely shut down.
This photo was taken at a dollar general in Warwick RI. Customers have a limit of 3 for paper products hand sanitizer and wipes, but the shelves are empty.
This photo was taken at the Warwick Mall in RI. The First time I have witnessed the mall being completely shut down
This photo was taken at Watch Hill RI. Usually this beach is crowded with people walking their dogs or going for walks but it is completely desolate
This photo is taken at Watch Hill in RI. Usually there would be fishing boats around but it is completely empty.
Beavertail Lighthouse RI. Majority of people watching the sunset from their car instead of on the rocks or field where people usually go.
This is a photo I took of my nephew reading to his fish. He said he misses his friends at school.
This was taken at Narragansett RI. My favorite local restaurant only allowing take out.
This photo was taken at Free People at the Providence Place Mall in RI. The very popular store is completely empty.
Photo taken at Beavertail in Jamestown RI. A cargo ship coming inland.
Photography by Stephanie Quaranto in Rhode Island
The Pandemic & My Hometown : Kara Barnes
The Pandemic & My Hometown series uses photography to showcase how the coronavirus is affecting life at home for media writing students from the University of Lynchburg.
Dining Rooms of restaurants have closed across the town and are only open via Drive-Thru.
The Pandemic & My Hometown: Katelyn Call
The Pandemic & My Hometown series uses photography to showcase how the coronavirus is affecting life at home for media writing students from the University of Lynchburg.
Overlooking the parking lot full of the cars of people out of work.
Rebuilding NOLA Service Trip
Students from University of Lynchburg Nonprofit Masters Leadership program as well as several undergraduates participated in Rebuilding NOLA service trip from March 8 through March 13, 2020 as part of their spring break.
The students partnered with two local nonprofits, The Acorn Farm to beautify a community lot slated for a rain garden, and withJericho Road to do some neighborhood housing assessments to update housing records.
In addition, trip organizer, Communication Studies Professor, Dr. Jimmy Roux said, the students also participated in a VooDoo tour and a bicycle tour of the lower 9th Ward which experienced devastation during Hurricane Katrina 15 years ago.
MLK Day Sermon: Pictures
Walk Out to End Hatred – Photos
Lynchburg Homecoming 2019
Photos by Joshua Price
2019 International Food Festival in Photos
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
International Food Festival 2019
Photos by Joshua Price
SGA & Poplar Forest Present: Race and Democracy
The Student Government Association at the University of Lynchburg partnered with Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest to host a discussion on Race and Democracy. Here are a few photos from the discussion:
Photos by: Joshua Price
