This photo story follows students Gary Halverson and Darius Smith as they embark on the multi-step process of creating pottery. Using the facilities offered by the art program at Piedmont University, these two gentlemen worked to complete their pieces as part of their final grade for beginner and intermediate ceramics classes. Darius Smith (front) molds … Continue reading Don’t Panic, It’s Ceramic →

Senior Biology major Noah Irwin details his interesting findings about salamander survival patterns to his coach and teammates. Irwin has been working alongside Piedmont science professor Carlos Camp all semester to gather his information. He presented all the final work at the Piedmont Symposium, hosted on April 12, 2023. Jadon Gonzales, a sophomore biology major, … Continue reading Symposium 2023 →

This photo utilizes light in a unique way with the shadow of the flower, captures contrast, and places a focal point on the log. This wide shot of a river flowing through creates depth with the branches up close. There is also rule of thirds use. This closer look at the water captures contrast with … Continue reading Tallulah was gorge-ous →