Capturing the beauty of JHU's Homewood campus through the seasons – a photographer's perspective.

🌸 Spring at Hopkins

Cherry blossoms in full bloom outside Malone Hall.

A peaceful afternoon on the Freshman Quad.

☀️ Summer at Hopkins

Golden-hour glow behind Brody Learning Commons.

Students unwinding beneath lush trees after class.

🍂 Fall at Hopkins

Autumn colors lighting up the walkways.

Mid-Autumn Festival - Mooncakes!

❄️ Winter at Hopkins

A gentle snowfall transforms the quad into a wonderland.

Frost-kissed trees near the Mudd Hall.

📸 A Living Archive

These photos represent just a glimpse into the rhythms of life at Hopkins. Each season brings with it a distinct mood and palette—one that invites both reflection and renewal. As I continue to explore campus with my lens, I’ll keep adding to this living archive of seasonal stories.

If you're also capturing the seasons around you—whether at Hopkins or beyond—I’d love to hear about it. Let’s celebrate the beauty in everyday transitions.