Teachers capturing their humanity through photography

Teachers are expected to suppress parts of their humanity, but a photography project helped them embrace their individuality. Dan Tricarico, a high school English teacher, started taking photos of his school campus and then shifted his focus to portraits of colleagues. The project grew over time, and the images captured each teacher's personality in a way that traditional yearbook pictures couldn't. The project brought the faculty closer together, allowing them to see themselves and each other in a new light. Inspired by Dan's project, other teachers can use their smartphones to create similar projects at their schools.