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Grand Prize Winner
Title: "Kuna
Woman"
Location: Kuna Yala (San Blas Islands) Panama
Submitted by Byers Shaw
Category: Faculty/Staff
Description:
"Kuna woman
from Kuna Yala (San Blas Islands), a sovereign comarca of Panama located
along the Caribbean coast. Wearing traditional garb, including the pipe,
but not including the Dodge Ram head scarf." |
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First Prize Winner
Faculty/Staff
Title: "Kuna Family"
Location: Kuna Yala (San Blas Islands) Panama
Submitted by Byers Shaw
Description:
"Grandmother
wearing traditional garb, sailboat in background is the main form of
transportation in the comarca."
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First
Prize Winner
Student/Resident
Title: Jamaican Fisherman
Location: Jamaica
Submitted by Joshua Black
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Second Prize Winner Faculty/Staff
Title:
"Have Monkey, Will Travel"
Location: Lebomba, Gabon, Africa
Submitted by Allen George
Description:
"As
though he were carrying a suitcase in each hand, I caught this man
nonchalantly walking down the street carrying a monkey by the tail, woven
like a handle through the neck."
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Second Prize Winner
Student/Resident
Title: "Gateway to Machu Picchu"
Location: Machu Pichu, Peru
Submitted by Vicki Bangert
Description:
"Tucked away
in the Andean Mountains, the city of Machu Picchu was well worth the four-day
hike it took to get there. This well-preserved historical landmark is a
breathtaking view." |
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Third Prize Winner
Faculty/Staff
Title: "High Achievement"
Location: Offutt AFB, Bellevue, NE
Submitted by Feng Xie
Description:
"Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you
will never grow." |
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Third Prize Winner
Student/Resident
Title: "Spinning Wool"
Location: Salasaca, Ecuador
Submitted by Vicki Bangert
Description:
"Salasacan
women seem to be able to spin wool in their sleep. They start at an early
age and continue spinning their whole life in order to make their
traditional tapices." |