Eight young survivors of the Robb Elementary School shooting were trained on how to visualize and capture their emotions through photos.
In a series of workshops, they learned the fundamentals of photography - starting with the technical operation of their cameras and ending with advice on how to visualize and capture their emotions through photos.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Uvalde, Texas, is seen on Oct. 1, 2022. Madison took this photo because"it makes me feel safe because I know that God is with me."Their images showcased their lives by focusing on what people, places and things mean the most to them. Portraits of their parents and pets and close-ups of memorials around town demonstrated what the children say makes them feel safe, makes them feel happy and who they look up to.
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