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Grand Prize Winner
Title: The Lookout
Location: Bhaktapur, Nepal
Submitted by Meredith Hammans
Category: Faculty/Staff
Description:
"This
woman in Bhaktapur, an ancient city in Nepal, appears to be on the lookout
for someone as sundown approaches. The ornate carving on the balcony above
is typical of the city’s detailed architecture." |
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First Prize Winner
Faculty/Staff
Title: "Peruvian Ladies and
Their Llamas"
Location: Cuzco, Peru
Submitted by Elizabeth Buschkemper
Description:
"These
ladies were on their way to market in Cuzco early one morning when I
encountered them on the cobblestone streets just outside our hotel. They
graciously agreed to pause for a picture."
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First
Prize Winner
Student/Resident
Title: La Nińa
Location: Santa Catarina, Guatemala
Submitted by Becca Rawalt
Category: Student/Resident
Description:
"We were
walking through the town, listening to a talk on poverty of the area. I
turned around and this little girl was watching us. Her siblings were
playing soccer behind her. I had time to take a quick picture before she
ran off. Seeing this little girl made everything Dr. Garcia was saying hit
home."
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Second Prize Winner ;Faculty/Staff
Title: Bus Stop in Vallodolid
Location: Mexico
Submitted by Byers Shaw
Description:
"Taken with
a handheld panoramic camera and no flash late at night during a visit to the
Yucatan area of Mexico in February, 2002. It was the night of a festival for
a local saint and the buses were running late—later than usual, that is."
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Second Prize Winner
Student/Resident
Title: Girl Behind Fence
Location: Managua, Nicaragua
Submitted by Bradley Ellis
Description:
"This photo
was taken on the 2002 SAGH Nicaragua Spring Break Service Project. Our group
did community health care with local physicians in Managua for three days. I
had some spare time one day and played hide and seek with this little girl." |
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Third Prize Winner
Faculty/Staff
Title: Untitled
Location: Cuzco, Peru
Submitted by Elizabeth Buschkemper
Description:
"I didn’t
need or want the hand knit woolen socks this woman was so persistently,
almost desperately, trying to sell, but I was curious why her new baby had
coca leaves stuck on his forehead. She explained he was very sick, and hoped
these herbal plasters would help as she couldn’t afford a doctor or
medicine. I touched the baby’s skin… burning hot… and then I bought a dozen
socks. The next day I returned. Mom showed me a bottle of Amoxicillin and
gave me another pair of socks. The baby gave me a smile." |
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Third Prize Winner
Student/Resident (tie)
Title: Las Mujeres
Location: Antigua, Guatemala
Submitted by Becca Rawalt
Description:
"Down the
street from where I went to class was a common area where many Mayan women
washed their clothes. This exemplifies the struggle that the Mayan people
endure every day." |
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Third Prize Winner
Student/Resident (tie)
Title: Making A Sale
Location: Otovalo, Ecuador
Submitted by Wendy Begg
Description:
"Walking
from booth to booth through the sprawling market Otovalo, these two girls
were hoping for a big sale to the gringos. They were also more than
accommodating in letting us snap a photo." |
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