Recent School of Architecture graduate Asher Intebi explored his interest in film photography while pursuing his Bachelor of Architecture, taking advantage of the School of Architecture's Darkroom managed by the Visual Resources Collection. This project "...stemmed from several factors: a rebellion against the limitless nature of digital photography, a desire to reconnect to an heirloom film camera, and an interest in exploring the various amenities of the School of Architecture," states Intebi. "Unexpectedly, my film camera grew to become one of the most profound influences on my architectural education at The University of Texas."

The photographs on display in this exhibition illustrate Intebi's interest in composing final prints that recapture the feeling of the initial shot, and, by so doing, demonstrate a spectrum of emotions. He encourages viewers to "...look through the collection with a focus on the depth of the print, weight of the lights and darks, and the candor of the subjects."