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J-Term Photography

By Parul Agarwal, Karen G. Heredia, Gregory B. Johnston, Kevin H. Lin, Kathryn C. Reed, Jane Seo, Sara Joe Wolansky, and Wilson Yu

- Tourists walk among the pyramids and temples of Monte Alban, a pre-Columbian ceremonial site in Oaxaca, Mexico on the first day of the New Year. By Karen G. Heredia

- Crimson Photographer Greg Johnston takes a photo of the driveway he just salted in preparation for the season's first big blizzard. By Greg B Johnston

- The sun sets on a snow-covered Woodneck Beach in Falmouth, Mass., in late December, 2010. Woodneck is one of ten public beaches in the upper Cape Cod town of approximately 32,000 year-round residents. By Kevin H. Lin

- A seagull takes off into the evening sunset at Woodneck Beach in Falmouth, Mass., in late December, 2010. By Kevin H. Lin

- The snow is starting to melt on this field, but it won't be long until another snow storm hits and covers it again. By Parul Agarwal

- A few resilient red berries cling to the barren branches of this tree. By Parul Agarwal

- The bridge connecting East and West Laramie looms over the train tracks below. The trains roll by every half hour or so, shaking the nearby downtown area. By Parul Agarwal

- From restaurants to the University of Wyoming, one can get to almost anywhere in Laramie on Grand. By Parul Agarwal

- "A scene from cross-country skiing in Windsor, Mass. By Kathryn C. Reed

- After the storm in Windsor, Mass. By Kathryn C. Reed

- A winter scene from Lake Placid, NY. By Kathryn C. Reed

- Harbor City Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong as dusk approaches. By Wilson Yu

- Close to midnight, when the shops begin to close near Yau Ma Tei Subway Station, people take public transportation home. By Wilson Yu

- After work, many expatriates and tourists flock to Sheung Wan to dine on international cuisine. By Wilson Yu

- Red taxis are a common sight in Hong Kong, especially near Central and the IFC. By Wilson Yu

- The signs of local and multi-national businesses extend into the middle of the road in Jordan, Hong Kong. By Wilson Yu

- A salesperson waits to greet tourists at her stand on the largest floating island of Uros, located on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca. The Uros are a pre-Incan people who use totora reeds to build their houses, boats, and the islands themselves which are human-made. These islands are a large tourist attraction for travellers to the Peruvian town of Puno. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- A native of the island of Taquile on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca, this woman strolls down a hill to the shore of the island while tending to her sheep. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- A woman works on a hand-woven tapestry to sell to tourists outside the Inca Museum in Cuzco, Peru. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- Two calves watch each other during an evening feeding on a medium-sized heifer farm in upstate New York. By Keren E. Rohe

- A banner on a train-shaped float raised awareness about impacts of Alzheimer's disease during The Rose Parade in Pasadena, CA. By Jane Seo

- Pacman held his birthday cake up high while towering above spectators in Pasadena, CA. By Jane Seo

- Beach goers enjoy the winter sunshine at Santa Monica Beach, CA. By Jane Seo

- A woman takes a moment to relax before a busy street crossing in the capital city of Lima, Peru. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- Antelope look out onto the town of Laramie, WY as they graze the snowy prairie between residential areas. Cars traveling on the nearby streets often have to stop to let these animals pass. By Parul Agarwal

The Crimson's photographers had their cameras at the ready over January break. Check out their brilliant work.

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