NCORy Building; by Zachary Hausauer
This building was constructed in 1910 as the passenger depot for the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway, a narrow-gauge line connecting Reno with northern California and southern Oregon.
The Pool at the Nugget; by Pierina Gervassi-Nassi
At John Ascuaga’s Nugget Hotel Casino in Sparks, the pool and spa beckon guests. The indoor atrium pool at the John is a relaxing break for the winter months and for cooling off during the summer.
Atop Mt. Rose; by Danny Schotthoefer
A difficult climb for its final steep half-mile, Mt. Rose rewards the hiker with panoramic views of Reno and Lake Tahoe.
Bowers Mansion; by Courtney Law
The Bowers Mansion, in rural Washoe County between Reno and Carson City, stands as a reminder of how fortunes were made and lost with the Comstock bonanza.
Lake Tahoe Overlook; by Ruth Anderson
On the Mt. Rose highway, from Reno to Incline Village, the Lake Tahoe overlook provides a panoramic view of this alpine jewel.
Pyramid Lake Tufa; by Kathy Gordon
Freshwater springs from deep under the lake, over the millennia, precipitate out minerals in the lake water to create tufa formations.
The Main Quad; by Nicole Zander
The lovely, giant elm trees of the University of Nevada, Reno quad were planted in 1908. When the University was in its infancy, it was strictly forbidden for underclassmen to ever set foot on the Quad.
The Discovery Museum; by Zach Volkert
The three-stories-high structure is more than a play place, it’s a recreation of the Tahoe-Pyramid water system that kids can watch in action after making the climb to the top of the clouds.
Emigrant Trail, Hidden Valley; by Nichole Brown
In Hidden Valley a short segment of the Emigrant Trail is identified by markers and fenced off for preservation.
Photographs by Students at the Reynolds School of Journalism
Virtual-reality environments created by students from the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. The classes working on these projects are JOUR 313 (Photojournalism), and JOUR 451-651 (Interactive Media).
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