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Elen
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Twenty Crimean students got the experience of a lifetime in June 2010 when they worked with National Geographic Photo Camp mentors, taking photos and creating a portrait of their Ukrainian coastline. Put faces to their photos with this portrait gallery—shot by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Jay Dickman—of the Photo Camp: Crimea student participants.
Here, Photo Camp student Elen smiles for photographer Jay Dickman moments after arriving in Simeiz, where the camp took place. Students came from many regions of Crimea—some traveling for over seven hours to participate. Elen is Ukrainian, from the Pervomayskiyi region.
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Anton
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Pervomayskiyi, Ukraine
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Diana
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Dilyara
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Leninskiyi, Ukraine
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Andry
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Pervomayskiyi, Ukraine
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Nurie
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Leninskiyi, Ukraine
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Ann
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Sovetskiyi, Ukraine
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Ilias
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Kirovskiyi, Ukraine
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Elina
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Nastya
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Belogorskiyi, Ukraine
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Emma
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Tatar, Sovetskiyi, Ukraine
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Jenya
Photogaph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Umer
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Luftie
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Tatar, Djankoyskiyi, Ukrainian
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Kate
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Memet
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Sovetskiyi, Ukraine
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Lera
Photography by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Djankoyskiyi, Ukraine
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Vova
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Feodosiya, Ukraine
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Mavile
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Crimean Tatar, Sovetskiyi, Ukraine
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Alona
Photograph by Jay Dickman
Ukrainian, Sovetskiyi, Ukraine
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