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‘From Above’: an eagle-eyed view of Princeton

Overhead view of student walking on sidewalk holding posters; tree branches visible.

For many Princetonians, daily campus life is experienced at a ground level.

Walking along Washington Road or passing through East Pyne Courtyard offers great views or insights into campus life that many of us take for granted while we are scuttling to our next class. However, when you adjust your vantage point, you can see this campus’s beauty from a greater perspective.

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The next time you are near a window, see what you can see from above; you may see something brand new.

White columns of building with student walking near plaza with inner sculpture, viewed from overhead. — The SPIA building on a rainy day.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Student studying in circular space; students studying on level directly below in an interior cafe. — Students study in the Genomics Cafe.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Overhead view of plaza surrounded by buildings; has trees, artistic sculpture, and person walking. — Overhead view of Jadwin-Fine Hall enclosure.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Two students walk on the sidewalk near locked bikes, pictured from directly overhead. — Students walk in front of Feinberg Hall.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Students walking near white building with columns, surrounded by trees. Image taken from a high angle. — Students walking in front of Whig Hall.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

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Two students walk along an orange and white striped crosswalk labeled "CAUTION: CONSTRUCTION" — Students walk up Washington Road.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Two students and one cyclist pass below an arch in the center of frame, pictured from a high angle. — Students pass through East Pyne courtyard.
Ryland Graham / The Daily Princetonian

Ryland Graham is an assistant Photo editor for the 'Prince'

Please send any corrections to corrections[at]dailyprincetonian.com.

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