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Spring 2008 Globetrotter Photo Contest Winners

The winning photos will be on display at the International Awards Banquet on April 22, 2008.

Grand Photo Winner

Overall Winner: Chinese Village
Andrea Montano

Description: The people, in my opinion, are the most interesting component of a study abroad experience. This photo graph was taken at a water village in China. This thin, narrow, cobble stone pathway gave way to various secrets and surprises through the ancient village. Peaking out through the various doorways were views of craftsmen at work and families engaged in daily life. This gentlemen, I suspect, was relaxing after lunch and taking in the warm rays of sunshine while taking in the view of the foreigners.

 

 
Hammer Winner

The View From Here Winner: Machu Picchu at Sunset
Garrick James Naranjo

Up Close Winner

Up Close & Personal Winner: Eyes of Hope
Kristen Lindemann

Description: This picture was taken in Cape Town, South Africa.  In such a poverty stricken country the people have overcome hardships and appear to be brave and eager to capture the gift of another day of life.  Immediately viewing this picture, one is drawn to the deep watery eyes of someone who is pleading for hope and compassion from those who bring gifts and attempt to understand the life of another. Each person may follow a different path creating a sense of individuality and strength.  These are young eyes that have had to face reality at a very young age and yet each still stands with such pride one can only admire their will. 

View Winner

It I Had A Hammer Winner: Peaceful Hideaway
Andrea Montano

Description: This history of the Chinese garden goes back over 2,000 years. Gardens are the most consistent component of traveling in China. Each garden is committed to providing the most beautiful landscape to satisfy the yin and yang in all of us. This peaceful hideaway allows you to escape the dynamics of urban life and enter a place that is heavenly. Their quiet (安靜) setting is comforting and provides an outlet to observe the intricate detail and craftsmanship that create the garden.

 

 


 

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