Camera roll
To change the way students see the world, we changed their cameras
Addison Dlott | March 9, 2023
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Traveling with EF offers students the chance to see the world through a different lens. Literally. We wanted to know what tour looks like from their point of view, so we gave five 15- and 16-year-olds disposable cameras on an EF Italy tour. With only 24 chances to capture their tour on a film camera, we asked students to be intentional about their photos, to live in the moment, and to document their unique experience traveling with disposable cameras in Italy. Scroll for a peek through each one of their viewfinders and to hear from a few of their classmates.
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I think you should consider traveling because it's opportunity to make new friends, try new things, and embrace different cultures. You get to see places and it's a lasting impression that you get to take with you when you go back. That's what I love about it.
Ariana
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I got like a lot closer with a lot of my classmates that I've been going to school with for years.
Natalie
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Something that surprised me about Italy...the fact that these cool places that you see in pictures are just in the middle of the town. I figured they'd be a little more secluded, but you just turn the corner and there's a new building.
Natalie
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I've learned that I love traveling, especially with my friends and my family. And I want more.
Max
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Addison Dlott
Addison is a producer at EF Educational Tours. She has lived and worked in Malaysia, The Gambia, New York, and Washington D.C. When she shuts off her laptop, you can find her unapologetically petting dogs or meeting with friends over tea and dessert. In her dream world, she’s doing both at the same time.
