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Biology students visited the island of Bartolome on the last day of a 7-day boat trip around the islands. Students lived on a sailboat, stopping at different islands each day and observing the diverse flora and fauna that the Galapagos boasts. This shot is the “most scenic” part of the Galapagos.
SPU Study Abroad trip to the Galapagos Islands.
Students take a rest on the deck of their boat, the MS Angelique. This deck served as a classroom when the class wasn’t on land.
SPU Study Abroad trip to the Galapagos Islands.
Music is everywhere in Havana. We unexpectedly came upon this group of drummers and dancers in the middle of the afternoon. I liked the backdrop of colorful graffiti art because it provides a visual representation of the vibrant sounds and movement playing out in front of it. Cubans have a strong sense of self and are firmly rooted in their rich history while fully living in the moment. The taxi driver who drove us to the city from the airport when we first arrived pointed out a tall palm tree on the Paseo de Marti and said, “We Cubans like to say we are like a palm tree – we have our roots in our history, we are strong and supple like the trunk, but up on top, we are dancing and moving and having a great time.”
Luz Forero
Cuba-Russia Group Leader
Caroline Perks, former Erasmus student, UCA. Erasmus Competition 2009:
Flamenco dancing had an incredible influence on my art whilst I was studying in Valencia. I wanted to learn about the different cultures in Spain through my art and found the hole atmosphere of dancing, music and expression very exciting. This photograph was taken was taken in a Flamenco Club in the heart of the city. The photograph shows the dancer mid dance with one of the drummers in the background. I think it captures the passion of the performers so well.