Ah, it's spring in Cambridge...the weather is perfect, and the end of the school year is just around the corner. Classes end on Thursday, and next week I have a final in 8.022 (E&M with Theory) on Monday, and a final in 18.03 (Differential Equations) on Thursday. Between now and then I have a paper due for Graham's Artist in the World seminar, and Lee's Ancient Greek Philosophy and the Birth of Mathematics class.
Then on the 31st I will be leaving for Uganda once again, this time for two months, and funded by the MIT Public Service Center.
While there, I will be keeping a blog at
uganda.mit.edu. You should check it out.
Anyway, so today I got my first uber awesome lens (that isn't the default lens that comes with an SLR). It's a Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens. So far I've only dealt with f/2.8 at most, which provides a good range of depth of feild, but the f/1.4 is simply amazing. Just take a look at these new pictures...