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BMSC Summer 2009 Photo Contest - Themes

• Alumni
• Panorama
• Intertidal
• Subtidal
• Terrestrial
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Alumni - Where are you now?

Jackson writes: "This reflects my current role as a TA in the University Program – inspiring curiosity in undergraduates taking courses at BMSC."

Janine writes: "This is a photo of two young male lions play fighting in Duma Tau, Botswana. The photo was taken with a Canon Rebel XSi." Janine is a 2008 Fall Program Alumna.

Panorama

Jeff participated in the Coastal Community Ecology course this summer at BMSC, and contributed many beautiful photographs to our website. [MORE of Jeff's photos]

Intertidal

Wanda participated in the Marine Invertebrate Zoology course this summer.

Jeff participated in the Coastal Community Ecology course this summer at BMSC, and contributed many beautiful photographs to our website. [MORE of Jeff's photos]

Katie is Fall Program 2008 Alumna, and also participated in the Life History Strategies of Marine Organisms course at BMSC this summer.

Andy writes: "After coming to the marine station in 1975 as part of a high school group, this summer I had the opportunity to return to the centre to visit our son's friend. She took us to Pachena Bay, where this kelp foothold looked out of place on such a wave-washed beach."

Subtidal

Mary writes: "I took these pictures during my Scientific Filmmaking and Scientific Diving courses at BMSC this summer (2009) and I am currently a Fall Program student here."

Terrestrial/Freshwater

Robert writes: "I took this photo outside the dorms. I was passing by and noticed the interesting contrast of the purple/pink of the Digitalis and the turquoise hue from the electric box. The high aperature gives it the intriguing feel."

Gesa was at BMSC this summer as a visiting scientist. She is a graduate student from Wyk auf Föhr, a small island off the German coast.

Action

Martha participated in the Coastal Biodiversity and Conservation course this summer (2009)