Schwerdtfeger Library Hours

Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm
Lake sunset,

Lake sunset,
Tom Achtor

Thunderstorm,

Thunderstorm,
Maria Vasys

Thunderstorm,

Thunderstorm,
Maria Vasys

Window frost,

Window frost,
Sam Batzli

Terns at sunset,

Terns at sunset,
Sam Batzli

Mammatus clouds,

Mammatus clouds,
Bill Bellon

Sunset clouds,

Sunset clouds,
Bill Bellon

Antarctic storm,

Antarctic storm,
Kristina Dahnert

Antarctic night,

Antarctic night,
Kristina Dahnert

Rainbow sunrise,

Rainbow sunrise,
Denny Hackel

Spring snowfall,

Spring snowfall,
Denny Hackel

Vancouver fog,

Vancouver fog,
Dan Hartung

Snow fence,

Snow fence,
Dan Hartung

Sunset,

Sunset,
Peter Jzyk

Cumulus sunset,

Cumulus sunset,
Peter Jzyk

Sunrise,

Sunrise,
Bill Line

Cloud layers,

Cloud layers,
Bill Line

Lake Monona ice,

Lake Monona ice,
Margaret Mooney

Lake ice,

Lake ice,
Margaret Mooney

Frozen Lake Mendota,

Frozen Lake Mendota,
Grant Petty

Thunderstorm cell,

Thunderstorm cell,
Grant Petty

Summer sunset,

Summer sunset,
Dierk Polzin

Sunset,

Sunset,
Ilya Razenkov

Sunset,

Sunset,
Ilya Razenkov

Lake Mendota ice

Lake Mendota ice
Hank Revercomb

Ice patterns,

Ice patterns,
Hank Revercomb

Lake Mendota snow,

Lake Mendota snow,
Matthew Sitkowski

Dryline thunderstorm,

Dryline thunderstorm,
Dima Smirnov

Arboretum snow,

Arboretum snow,
Dima Smirnov

Thunderstorm,

Thunderstorm,
Elena Willmot

Sunset,

Sunset,
Elena Willmot

New Exhibit: Weather as Art (and Science)

The beautiful images displayed here were submitted to the 2011 SSEC Photo Contest administered by the Schwerdtfeger Library. They are a collection of photographs taken by scientists, faculty, staff and students from the Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Space Sciences Building showcasing the way they view the natural world. Read more about the Library's new exhibit.