In the latest photography class with i3 Impacto Social in El Alto, La Paz, Bolivia, the students had an exciting opportunity to showcase their hard work in a digital slideshow presentation. Each student's narrative project was highlighted through their photographs, displaying the unique stories they had captured through their lenses. As an added bonus, the students received printed copies of their photographs to cherish as memories of their incredible work.

The class also had the privilege of hearing from renowned photographer Alexis Arguello, who presented his latest book, "Ciudad Apacheta." His book explored the city of El Alto and its cultural identity through a combination of writing and images, inspiring the students to delve deeper into their own cultural experiences to tell stories through photography. The students shared personal anecdotes about their own photography journeys and how it related to their cultural backgrounds.

The class also had a field trip to the shores of Lake Titicaca in the town of "Puerto Perez," where the students had the opportunity to explore the landscapes and practice their photography skills. The group bonded over their shared love of photography and their experiences on the journey, forming new friendships despite their age differences.

Overall, the class was a wonderful opportunity for the students to explore their creativity and develop their photography skills while also learning about the power of storytelling through images.