ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Rochester Institute of Technology is shining a light on Highmark Stadium’s farewell season.
The stadium has been chosen as the site of RIT’s “Big Shot No. 37,” which the school describes as “painting with light.”
Students and people of the community are being invited to use individual flashlights and light sources to light up the stadium on Saturday, Oct. 11, to document the location before it closes.
Volunteers are being asked to get there between 6:30-7:30 p.m. and wear dark clothing. The photo will eventually will be hung in the Bills’ new stadium.
Some of the other places that have been the site of RIT’s “Big Shot,” include the Susan B. Anthony Museum and House (2022), Cowboys Stadium (2013), The Royal Palace in Sweden (2003), and the Highland Hospital in 1987, which was the first time they did the project.
According to RIT’s website, this project started as a way to teach students studying “biomedical photographic communications,” how to solve complicated issues with simple tools and teamwork.
The event is free, but registration is required for people looking to participate. To learn more and register, click here.
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