Photo Essay: Studying Abroad in Buenos Aires

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1. A immature lady writes in her notebook as she sits next to the beach in Buenos Aires. Photo by Robert Kittilson.

Malecn Coln

2. Malecn Coln, the upon the water play ground upon the beach. Photo by Robert Kittilson.

dancing during the fair

3. Dancing during the weekly San Telmo Fair (Feria de San Pedro Telmo). Photo by Leigh Shulman.

Club Museo

4. Inside Club Museo in Buenos Aires. Photo by YoTuT.

BsAs sunsent

5. Enjoying the intense BsAs sunset. Photo by Ju Fumero.

BsAs Fashion Week

6. Back theatre during Buenos Aires Fashion Week. Photo by moatman.

Floralis Generica open

7. The Floralis Generica sculpture, located in the United Nations park, opens up during the day and closes during night. Photo by Sebastin Dario.

Floralis Generica closed

8. The Floralis Generica beginning to open after the object has risen. Photo by Matthew Hutchinson.

Tegui

9. Artwork upon the outside walls of the single of Buenos Aires most renouned restaurants, Tegui. Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

public painting

10. A open painting in Buenos Aires. Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

Gazing

11. People gazing out in to the sea upon the balmy day. Photo by Mauricio Macri.

bus system

12. One of the many open buses in Buenos Aires. Photo by Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

downtown BsAs

13. Downtown Buenos Aires. Photo by Ricardo Carreon.

Puerto Madero

14. Puerto Madero shines splendid even after the object goes down. Photo by Javi Valdes.

Boats in Puerto Madero

15. Boats light up along Puerto Madero during night. Photo by Tiago Cata Luiz.

La Casa Rosada

16. In respect of Flag Day, La Casa Rosada is festively illuminated the splendid magenta. Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

Tango

17. Tango dancing is the single of the good passions of Buenos Aires. Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

pizzeria

18. Patrons dump by the local pizzeria for dinner. Photo by Kate Sedgwick.

RECS

19. A view of the city, shot from Costanera Sur Natural Reserve (RECS) in Buenos Aires. Photo by Luis Argerich.

RECS

20. Musicians personification during the San Telmo Fair. Photo by Leigh Shulman.

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