Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

I took a class, Composition-On-Location: Princeton University, via the Princeton Digital Photo Workshop group. The class was led by Alan Kesselhaut and Bob Mulholland. Alan spent some talking about the basics of composition before we started a slow walk around the Princeton University campus. Both instructors were willing to answer questions while also giving guidance on approaching some of the subject matter -- mostly buildings -- we encountered.

Of all the shots I took, this one of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs was my favourite. I made it while walking back up Washington Road. The class was over and I want on my way back to my car.

January 15, 2011 - Quarry Street Modern

This house on Quarry Street in Princeton is a modern style architecture home designed by famed architect, J. Robert Hillier. ??The home caused quite a bit of a stir with the local residents as it's modern architecture stands in contrasts too much older colonial-style homes in the neighbourhood.

Last year I was fortunate enough to get a private tour of half of this duplex townhouse which is valued at around $930, 000. I simply walked up to the front door and asked the owner if he would show me around. His wife is a local artist and he is in an importer. The unique design of the home provides for five levels and an elevator to get between them. The house is designed with energy and space conservation in mind. I think it's one of the best looking homes in Princeton.