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Photo Contest Winners
Spring 2008 Winners
Thank you to all of our sponsors to donated raffle prizes to the International Mingle!
** Palace Arts ** Cafe Pergolesi ** Zachary's Restaurant ** The Bagelry **
Congratulations to our winners!!
First Place Winners receive an Ipod Shuffle and EAP Gifts!
Second Place Winners receive travel books from Lonely Planet and EAP Gifts!
Third Place Winners receive UCSC bookstore gift certificates and EAP Gifts!
Category: EAP Portraits
1st Place Winner: "Bula"
Photo By: Darren Schreher EAP Australia Marine Bio Program
Location: Fiji
Description: I met some awesome kids on a small island
village in the Fijian island of Waya Lei Lei
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2nd Place Winner:
"University of
West Indies Love"
Photo by:
Christine Twohig, EAP UWI Barbados student
Location:
Paradise Beach, Barbados
Description:
These are EAP students spelling out their love for studying abroad at UWI.
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3rd Place Winner:
"Happy Girl"
Photo By: Rose Griffith, EAP India student, Fall 2007
Location: Pondicherry, India
Description: Happy girl making friends on the beach |
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Off the Beaten Path
1st Place Winner: "The Tree Skeleton"
Photo By: Alisa Albee, EAP South Africa, UKZN, Durban student, Fall 2007
Location: Sossusvlei, Namibia
Description: the “skeleton”of an
approximately 900-year-old dead tree in the Sossuvlei salt plan, which is located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park. The trees died but the wood does not decompose because it is so dry. Surrounding this tree are the tallest sand dunes in the world.
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2nd Place Winnner:
"Pool of Sacred Fish Mosque"
Photo By: Oliver Miller
Location: Sanliurfa, Turkey
Description: This mosque, built in 1211 upon the supposed birthplace of Ibrahim (Abraham) now serves as a home to these sacred fish. Legend says that anyone who attempts to harm the fish will be stricken blind… needless to say, these are some of the best kept fish in all of Turkey!
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3rd Place Winner:
"Keeping Watch for Mongolians"
Photo By: Michael Daily EAP China, JPIS student, Summer and Fall 2007
Location: The Great Wall of China
Description: My friend and I hiked about three hours to this particular tower. We pitched a tent, and stayed for the night. This picture was taken at sunrise (about 6am). It was one of the few times in China that I was not surrounded by masses of people. It was tranquil and relaxing.
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