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World Learning Photo Contest Winners

The annual World Learning Photo Contest honors outstanding photographs taken on World Learning programs by alumni and participants of The Experiment in International Living, SIT Study Abroad, and SIT Graduate Institute. Recognizing that stories of World Learning people and programs around the world will be enhanced through the use of authentic photography, World Learning sponsors the contest to promote cross-cultural exchange and global understanding. Many contest photos appear in program publications and Websites.

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  • SIT students attending a temple ceremony in Bali while wearing "pakian adat", traditional Balinese temple dresses.
  • For two weeks, each student from our group lived with a Maasai family in the plains just south of Arusha, Tanzania. Our group was fortunate enough to be present during a day-long wedding ceremony that brought together Maasai families from all over the region. During the five-mile hike to the husband's boma, my host brother (pictured) insisted on peppering me with stories about marauding snakes and lions (thanks to an extremely limited knowledge of Maa, I garnered these tid-bits of information with the help of pantomime). Upon arriving at the ceremony, and after discovering another student's digital camera, my host brother became the de facto photographer.
  • A woman and young girl pose for a photo in a village nestled in the Spiny Forest near Ifotaka, Madagascar.
  • "Un Otro Mundo"
  • Collecting data on the Usambara pitted pygmy chameleon at the Amani Nature Reserve in Tanzania.
  • The group celebrated Holi in India with enthusiasm.
  • Vanity: Girls making up for the day
  • Out to the reef.
  • USA today
  • Ella & Dimo thumb-wrestling. Ella is adopted from China and Dimo is a student from Egypt.
  • The Rappel
  • Tannery
  • Sitting together, peacefully watching the sunset in the Wahiba Sands Desert with our Omani Bedouin guides and their camp in the distance. This picture captures the hospitality and tranquility of Oman despite its location in the tumultuous Middle East.
  • The group (9 American students and 9 German students) working on reconstruction of a dormitory at University of Munich.
  • Impatient Cow
  • Lazy Day for Chickens
  • Temple Boy
  • Homework
  • La Orilla
  • Surrounded by School Girls
  • School children and me at Gobi Desert
  • Homestay Connections
  • Hammock Living
  • Himalayan High
  • Dinnertime
  • Monks show an SIT student their home-made rocket
  • Rwanda Peace Baskets
  • I Get By With a Little Help From My Sister
  • Sunday in Bellavista
  • Becoming one with the Family
  • Two Teachers
  • Last Dance
  • Don't Forget the Mostar Bridge
  • Day After 2008 Presidential Election
  • Nick throwing a spear with the Maasai
  • Looking Into the Mirror at Goree Island
  • Danny's first look at Amman
  • Steven Drumming with the local street musicians
  • American student pulling the rickshaw puller
  • Learning to carry peanuts the Malian Way
  • Royal Palace, Bangkok
  • Kava (coffee) at Flower Square, Zagreb
  • Examining the Walls
  • Clouds
  • Outdoor Market
  • Cultivating Rice
  • Hide and Seek
  • Indigenous woman
  • Hiking in Jungfrau Region, Switzerland
  • Meditation Cave
  • Mimic Dancing
  • Sounds of Tradition
  • Gondola
  • L'ultimo Arrivederci
  • Eagle Dance
  • Camel
  • Henna
  • "Stopping for tea in Little Petra"
  • Dona Joana
  • Ainood by a Tree
  • Shamsa putting henna on her daughter's feet
  • Zahuiya in a Shop
  • Morning in Cesky Krumlov
  • Walking through Lake Natron
  • Fraser Island
  • Sobral
  • Divided Sky
  • Maasai Dress: A Maasai pastoralist helps and admirer with his own shuka
  • The Ladies of the SIT in Traditional Tavifuna Dress Outside the Dabuyaba
  • Untitled
  • Untitled
  • I Lend a Hand
  • The Smile - Universal Language
  • Belize City
  • A young woman carries on her family's tradition of "yata" or wool weaving Buonthang, Bhutan.
  • Children of Huyoc, Peru, in Traditional Dress
  • Adwoa
 
  • Masterful Maneuvers in the City Lot, London by Betsy Barstow

    Masterful Maneuvers in the City Lot, London

  • SIT students attending a temple ceremony in Bali while wearing "pakian adat", traditional Balinese temple dresses. by Xenia Chiu

    SIT students attending a temple ceremony in Bali while wearing "pakian adat", traditional Balinese temple dresses.

  • For two weeks, each student from our group lived with a Maasai family in the plains just south of Arusha, Tanzania. Our group was fortunate enough to be present during a day-long wedding ceremony that brought together Maasai families from all over the region. During the five-mile hike to the husband's boma, my host brother (pictured) insisted on peppering me with stories about marauding snakes and lions (thanks to an extremely limited knowledge of Maa, I garnered these tid-bits of information with the help of pantomime). Upon arriving at the ceremony, and after discovering another student's digital camera, my host brother became the de facto photographer. by Justin Fahey

    For two weeks, each student from our group lived with a Maasai family in the plains just south of Arusha, Tanzania. Our group was fortunate enough to be present during a day-long wedding ceremony that brought together Maasai families from all over the region. During the five-mile hike to the husband's boma, my host brother (pictured) insisted on peppering me with stories about marauding snakes and lions (thanks to an extremely limited knowledge of Maa, I garnered these tid-bits of information with the help of pantomime). Upon arriving at the ceremony, and after discovering another student's digital camera, my host brother became the de facto photographer.

  • A woman and young girl pose for a photo in a village nestled in the Spiny Forest near Ifotaka, Madagascar. by Jennifer Gemmell

    A woman and young girl pose for a photo in a village nestled in the Spiny Forest near Ifotaka, Madagascar.

  • "Un Otro Mundo" by Marlowe Gregorio

    "Un Otro Mundo"

  • Collecting data on the Usambara pitted pygmy chameleon at the Amani Nature Reserve in Tanzania. by Bemjamin Jones

    Collecting data on the Usambara pitted pygmy chameleon at the Amani Nature Reserve in Tanzania.

  • The group celebrated Holi in India with enthusiasm. by Noah Link

    The group celebrated Holi in India with enthusiasm.

  • Vanity: Girls making up for the day by Amy McIlvaine

    Vanity: Girls making up for the day

 
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