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Work of the World
Travel isn’t sight-seeing. Travel is experiencing. The Spring 2012 itinerary brought students to dozens of cities on 4 different continents in order to see firsthand how life takes place around the world–where people live, what they eat, how they get around, and–most importantly–where they work. From the endless activity of Shanghai to the sleepy slopes of Dominica, students spent the past several months seeing the diversity of the world by learning from the people who inhabit it. The following photos showcase the many methods people around the world use to sustain themselves, their families, and their futures.
Staff photographer Brian Scannell snapped the following gallery of photos throughout the Spring 2012 voyage.
Brian,
Thank you for the beautiful images of the hard working citizens of the world, they are indelible.
Again, much appreciation for your support and recognition of Jeremy’s skills. It has meant a lot to him. Best wishes for future travels.
Carolyn
These pictures (as everything on SAS) are amazing.
An idea for fundraising – SAS should send out an offer for alum (or students) to “build your own calendar.” I love the many photos that you send out, and would love to look at them for a whole month! Please consider this – I would be happy to be the first customer, and you could partner with either a printer, or a vendor like Shutterfly.
Thanks for sending such beautiful work!
Cheers,
Valerie
I agree with Valerie. There could be gorgeous coffee table volumes of SAS photographs sold for a goodly sum! That sum to be put towards support for students.’
I also agree with Valerie and Maggie! I am awe-struck at these brilliant photographs! The colors, the people, the images….beautiful. I would also be a customer, I live vicariously through my daughters’ life!!!!
Thank you for sharing these gorgeous photographs!
-Kathy