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^^Eove^Si^water color ? the result residents of Caymai journalism student' [if# and a coral reef take 01 of refracted sunlight. E i Brae good naturedly pos s camera. n an intense blue telow, two young ;e for a USC photo BBNHHMMHI Can By ARLENE MORGd Gamecock Staff Phot Ten students from photojournalism work May 9. During the 18 Caribbean island of Ca to photograph ? even t lone and a mile wide One of the Cayman Colony 180 miles west < 1,300 friendly resident and make them feel i While the people ai island, other things a Bright black and or; scuttle about, follow< crabs," carrying sea; brown lizards with cur 1 r i a. icai iu iree rooi. Flowers are everyw orange, and white h island's few roads, to t expert. Yellow mangoes, u and coconuts ? a ht season. Every color of blu* ocean, caused by the i of the salt water. Di Cayman Brae for its < derwater scenery. Ne? reefs, hawksbill sea tu : i~i_ ii i! uucigiiictuit;, me exum those waters. Huge pink conch sh< floor, and many islan out of the shell, and flavor. Students enlarf with tastes of turtle, t their stay on Caymar The island, and tt treasure chest ? from varied rock formation make up the 140 ft. blu: It is a treasure to the infinite visual inspira WtmtKm An oh shed, awai bbeai LN ographer USC's College of Journalisn shop flew to the West Indiei /Icitrc fU/\t r uajro UlCjr opciil UU U1C tlllj yman Brae, they found plenty though the isle is only 12 milel Islands trio, a British Crowi )f Jamaica, Cayman Brae ha: C Ufhn frQQf iricifnrc no miarti KJ TTtAV U\H?V T lOlIV/I O UO gUCOU it home right away. e the main attraction of th< re just as interesting. ange land crabs of every siz< id more slowly by "soldiei shells as their homes. Darl ly tails incessantly race fron nere in every coior, irom rea ibiscus that grow along th< he tiny orchids now raised foi /hite pumpkins, green lime; ige variety of fruits were ii i and green anrw*flrAH in ingle of the sun and the deptl ivers from everywhere visi clear water and beautiful un idle-pointed sea urchins, cor a irtles, stingrays ? everythinj c and the familiar ? lives ii slls are plentiful on the oceai ders eat the conch raw rich some marinate it to a spic; led their culinary experience ;una, lobster and crab durinj 1 Brae. le waters around it, are ; i the tiny colorful shells to th s of Caymanite and coral tha ff on Cayman Brae. ? rasilfll visitftr anH a ennron n ??- ? Uim u QVUlVxC U tion to a photographer. ^ - rOrtfr 1 H 1113 BJSIj -" v 1 K ^ ' :: - V-^B^S^?ri?fflllli 1 fishing boat, protected froi Its restoration. i island B^^^HHfl^^X!^nN5W3M2MnK? f ^v/ t ^ ' -.- * i B|| tiBiIli s: g -7 t 8 t 'HP f ' "v . . I ; ^fgSs ^^E^/SSP #, f> ^B '^tIR^'- ' ^SmmF ' m the Caribbean sun under a thatched