Today we did UCSD grad photos, which I’d have to say is one of the prettier college campuses around (especially from a nature standpoint).
Starting the UCSD Grad Photos at the Geisel Library
Did you know that the Geisel Library is named after Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss)? There is a large bronze statue outside of the Library to commemorate him.
We also did some photos with her sister, mom, and dad. We don’t mind squeezing in a little San Diego family photography during the portrait session.
Going inside the UCSD Library
We went inside to get some grad photos with the many books and study nooks that {K} has been immersed with during the past 4 years.
After that the Library closed and we wandered around for more UC San Diego graduation photography.
We love to use reflections in our photography.
And of course we should always have a traditional grad photo (especially for the parents).
Notice the brutalist architecture design for the Geisel Library. It utilizes lots of bare and naked concrete.
And who wouldn’t love this gargantuan rock bear in the middle of the Warren College buildings?
This is a great example of graduation photos at UCSD (University of California, San Diego). In my opinion, it’s one of the prettier UC campuses, especially how it’s integrated into the landscape around it. It feels so peaceful and green.
