During the last few weeks of the semester, we find ourselves busy regurgitating the information we have so aggressively trained into our brains. We have less time to “stop and smell the flowers,” corny as it may be.
But at this time, it is equally important to find new revelations in the quiet and simple, learning things simply from experiencing and observing. It can sometimes feel like a waste of time, but it can also be rejuvenating to the spirit, energizing us for the intense period ahead.
In this photo essay, Daily Trojan deputy Photo editor Dieva Mulet, staff photographer Matthew Diederich and Photo editor Ethan Thai explore the serene, gaining a new perspective on what it means to reflect and learn.
