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The Leaves are Changing at Regis University

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

With winter on the horizon, the seasons are turning and the leaves are changing. Regis University has embraced this signature, Colorado transformation as autumn continues to progress.

Alina Hussaini, Staff Photographer

With winter on the horizon, the seasons are turning and the leaves are changing. Regis University has embraced this signature, Colorado transformation as autumn continues to progress.

Red leaves adorn dark trees near Regis University. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

Multicolored collections of leaves stand on the trees. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

A ruby red plant blossoms on the Regis campus. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

A spacious lot houses themes of green. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

A view of the city as the seasons change. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

Downtown Denver enjoys the autumn afternoon sun. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

Yellow leaves gleam in the sunlight on Regis campus. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

The sun shines through a Regis symbol in a window on campus. *Photo by Alina Hussaini*

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Fall Essential: 3 Best Photo Spots On-Campus

By: Vivian Pham, Staff Writer

Are you looking for perfect spots to take those cozy crunchy pumpkin spicy photos to post on Instagram? Allow me to introduce you to the wonder of Regis University campus. It is one of the most beautiful places to take fall pictures and here’s my top three spots that will literally transform your fall vibe.

1.The Quad in front of Main Hall – This is one of the prettiest photoshoot spots I've ever been on. All you need is some aesthetic fall clothes, a good phone/cameras, and a bit of luck for a sunny day (sunlight is the best natural light). Finally, let the camera does its magic.

2. Red tree clusters across West Hall – You know it’s fall when the trees start to turn red and everything just fell like a scene from When Harry Met Sally. So go out there, put on your best outfit, and turn this season into your own “main character” movie.

3. The street between Chapel and Claver Hall – Mountains are a specialty in our fall photoshoot here in Colorado. With that being said, you don’t have to actually go to the mountains to take your fall pictures, you can literally do it right here on campus! My usual morning walk to class will not be complete without taking that downhill route between the Chapel and Claver Hall. The best time to take it though is in the morning when the sky is clear, the slight breeze sliding on your skin and the early morning light shining on your face.