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| People- Istanbul, Turkey, March 2012, photo by Anne Carlin |
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| Architecture- Christ Church Greyfriars, London, UK, April 2012, photo by Kiersten Swete |
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| Landscape- River Liffey, Dublin, Ireland, March 2012, photo by Kiersten Swete |
09 May, 2012
Photo Competition, Spring 2012
Similar to the Travel Writing Competition in searching out experience and a sense of encounter, the Photo Competition finds the photos which ICLC students deem best express this. Congratulations to Anne Carlin and Kiersten Swete for their winning photographs in the areas of People, Architecture and Landscape!
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