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Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

By Texas Tech University

August 3^rd, 2023

This year for spring commencement we decided to change things up. In addition to the work we normally produce, we wanted something more personal. We handed out disposable cameras to a group of graduates and their professors to document the final college experience.

This is their commencement through their eyes.

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Commencment through Red Raiders' Eyes

Special thanks to Tori Scott, Michael Ortiz, Katy Turner, Keely McMillan and Lindsay Kennedy for their help in capturing this project.

Footnotes

Disposable Camera Project by Ashley Rodgers & Justin Rex, University Photographers

FootNotes

Disposable Camera Project by Ashley Rodgers & Justin Rex, University Photographers

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