This Spring, Cumberland School of Law is celebrating fifty years at Samford University in Homewood, Alabama. In Cumberland's alumni magazine, "The Cumberland Lawyer," they selected a student, an alumna, and a professor to depict their respective Cumberland experiences through photographs; I am the student. Below are the photographs I submitted.
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| The Break Room |
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| A scene that's become all too familiar over the last three years |
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| Lucille Beeson Law Library, affectionately known as "Lucille" by her faithful patrons |
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| Offices of the "Journal of Trial Advocacy" |
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| Stained Glass at Reid Chapel, from which much prayer and supplication is heard. |
These are amazing pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteGood stuff, bro. I didn't know that you took these pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks. My only disappointment with the article was that it didn't specify who took what photos.
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This sounds like a great feature highlighting Cumberland's rich history! It's fascinating to see student perspectives captured through photography. It reminds me of simpler times, like managing orders in Papa's Pizzeria – a different kind of demanding role! I bet capturing law school life is just as challenging, but hopefully less cheesy than perfecting those pizzas. Congratulations on being selected!
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