The Trees Are the Roots of Life
© Copyright 2022 Leanne Baker, Ryerson University Trees live a very long time, with each kind thriving or succumbing to nature’s harshness. …
How to Look at Album Covers
© Copyright 2022, Sinead Gordon, Ryerson University Have you ever heard someone say, “don’t judge a book by its cover?” Though it’s …
How to look at a puddle…
After precipitation clouds form in the sky and water droplets fall to the ground, the water accumulates at the lowest points of …
How to Look at a Baby’s Toy
To look at a newborn child’s toy you must first divert your attention away from the baby. I recommend placing them in …
How to Look at a Hand Fan
A hand fan. A simple tool often overlooked beyond its purpose of producing a light breeze to keep us cool in the …
How to Look at a DSLR
© Copyright 2022 Sariya Adnan, Ryerson University As creatures obsessed with the idea of preservation, we are constantly documenting our lives through …
How to Look at Yourself
How could a useful object to one person, be another’s worst enemy? Individuals all over the world use mirrors on …
How To Look At An Orange
How to Look At An Orange © Copyright 2022 Laurie Beattie, Ryerson University. An Orange is considered one of the most …
How To Look At A Sunset
© Copyright 2022, Fatima Hammoud, Ryerson University Sunsets are the earth’s way of telling the world it’s time to rest. As the …
How to Look at a Ceiling Light (and the tiny dead bugs inside the diffuser)
© Copyright 2022 Brody McCracken, Ryerson University. When the sun goes down, the ceiling light assumes the night shift in illuminating our …