I have lived and taught at Warren Wilson College for 45 years. Twelve years ago I was lent an extremely low resolution camera by Richard Blomgren, Director of Admissions, and was instantly hooked on digital photography. I photographed whatever touched me intensely, having no idea what a real photographer should photograph. When you live in a place for 45 years it isn’t the big things that you notice, it is the little things: a particular kind of morning light on a corn field or the way black iron chairs look in the snow. The photographs in this book are that type of photograph. They don’t tell a story or show a balanced overall look at Warren Wilson. They are simply impressions of Warren Wilson College by one person with a digital camera.