Emory University, United States

Photography Tour in Emory University

The best photos of Emory University aren't at the obvious landmarks. The real magic is in the side streets, the reflected light, the unexpected angles that only reveal themselves to those exploring on foot.

A wooded campus in Atlanta's Druid Hills neighborhood, built in pink and gray Georgia marble with Italian Renaissance flourishes.

Top Photography Tour Spots

•The Quadrangle — Emory's central quad in pink Georgia marble, anchored by the Candler Library with its classical colonnade
•Michael C. Carlos Museum — Michael Graves's postmodern building housing significant collections of ancient Egyptian, Greek, and pre-Columbian art
•Candler Library — the 1926 neoclassical library with a grand reading room, the architectural centerpiece of the Quad

Hidden Photography Tour Gems

•Lullwater Preserve — a 185-acre forested preserve with walking trails, a suspension bridge, and a 1920s Tudor mansion on the estate's grounds
•Dooley — a skeleton mascot stored in the biology department who 'rules' Emory; look for the tradition's traces across campus buildings

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