The Magnolia tree on the South Lawn is in full flower now, somewhat later than normal due to the particularly hard winter. (Photos by Bill Taylor)
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A Brockwood composition by former student Nicholas Hennell-Foley.
It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room. It tells you things about the person and the place where they live. At Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours for only a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes these rooms, temporarily theirs, to make them more personal. It’s also cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms. Because the images of the school that are always shown are only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community, I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Fred, student
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room. It tells you things about the person and the place where they live. At Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours for only a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes these rooms, temporarily theirs, to make them more personal. It’s also cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms. Because the images of the school that are always shown are only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community, I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Eva, staff.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Elvin, student.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Cyrus, student.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Coco, student.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Betsy, student.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
Amel and Alina, mature students.
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It is interesting to see the elements and atmosphere of someone’s room: it tells you things about the person and the place they live. Living at Brockwood, we all live in rooms that are ours only for a certain time, maybe sharing with someone we initially don’t know, and by the end of the school year we move or leave the community and these bedrooms become part of someone else. It’s nice to see how each person customizes their temporary rooms to make them more personal. Also it’s cool to show Brockwood through bedrooms, because the images of the school that are always shown are merely only the public spaces. Because I wanted to include the whole community I’ve been taking pictures of students, mature students and staff members.
Marina, Photography Free Class student.
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