Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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In the Portrait category, Elise Donovan '22 won first place for her photograph of entrepreneur and farmer Azing Lepcha in Hathidunga, Sikkim, India. -
Through an SIIF grant, Tolulope Arasanyin '21 conducted independent research on pre- and post-war Vietnam. Titled, Humans of Hanoi: From Colonialism to Communism, Arasanyin conducted in person interviews with locals. -
In first place in the Architecture category, Peggy Wagner '21 photographs Neist Point, an abandoned lighthouse on the Isle of Sky, Scotland. Wagner also won in the Landscape category. -
In second place in People's Choice, Joshua Wasserman '20 captures Brøndby IF fans celebrating a goal during a soccer match. Wasserman also won in the Black & White category. He is pictured earlier in the TWIP gallery. -
Third place in People's Choice, Alyssa Capuano '21 photographs two women sewing in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Capuano also won in the People's Choice category and is pictured earlier in the TWIP gallery. -
Samantha Buckenmaier '20 is photographed in front of the Temple of Zeus ruins in Athens, Greece. -
In third place, Meredith Fennell '20 captures this view of Wales from the vantage of Mount Snowdon. -
In first place in the People's Choice category, Samantha Buckenmaier '20 photographs women shelling argan tree shells in order to make argan oil. -
Earning second place in Street Photography, Djeneba Ballo '20 captures an image of life in Gorée Island, Senegal. -
Peggy Wagner '21 lands second place in Landscape for this image, taken on the summit of Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in Scotland. -
Peggy Wagner '21 and Lea Filyk '21 pose in the Grand Place of Brussels, Belgium, where they studied abroad. -
Ali Turner '20 hikes in the mountains of Mù Cang Chải. -
Nicholas Stone '21 poses with his water gun team during the Songkran festival in Thailand. -
Also in first place in the Landscape category, Ali Turner's '20 photograph of the rice paddies in Mù Cang Chải, Vietnam. -
Tied for third place, Connor Solomon '20 takes a snapshot of the Chouara tannery in Africa's oldest medina, located in Fès, Morocco. -
Connor Solomon '20 hikes in Fès, Morocco.