Before the First Bell, a Nearly 10-Mile Walk

The documentary movie "On the way to school" declares its importance from the opening movie card. "We often forget the luck of our school," he said. To illustrate this point, the movie depicts children from three continents, and in most cases their daily travel is "towards knowledge". When they leave, we get the distance and duration of their trip.

In Kenya, as explained in the movie, Jackson and her sisters took two hours to avoid an elephant's journey of over nine miles. In Morocco, Zahira hikes the Atlas Mountains about 13 miles. In India, Samuel was seated in his wheelchair for two hours by his brother for more than an hour and a fifteen minutes. In Argentina, Carlito and his sister rode a horse to appreciate the scenery of Patagonia. And it covered 11 miles and an hour and a half.

No matter how small the crew are, these intense commutes are not easy to shoot in movies. The presence of the camera may change the risk faced by children and may change the interaction with strangers. When a nephew driver refuses to help Zahira and her friend (an ankle injured person), no one seems to admit that the movie is being filmed.

Sometimes, suffering will be beautiful. When Carlito and his sisters were running through the valley through the running horse - as if we were looking at the magnificent west - in a suggested way - from multiple distances. The swelling score gives the impression of a moving childish movie. According to this form, 'On my way to school' did not tremble even during its flat rise.

One of my favorite part of my job is to make the children meet the Grand Canyon for the first time while on school trip. After passing through the forest trail, I reached the edge of a huge canyon with a width of 10 miles and a depth of 1 mile. Children are often surprised by the size and color of the canyon. Sometimes they think that it looks like a picture

We decided to take the lighthouse trail the night before the night. In about 5 miles and half, this road rises up from the bottom of the canyon to the west and ends in its most famous characteristic: the towering hat called the lighthouse, 300 feet from the base. . Up most of the canyon is visible, and it seems to be big or small in a strange way. An easy-to-understand green scrub brush is washed away to the spotted sea at the edge of the red cliff. The rock formations shake between red and green and white and the familiar gold of Caprock cliffs, and parodulo is part of it.

Just 10 miles from Aspen, Colorado, Maroon Bells is located in the two crystallized 14,000 ft peaks of the Elk Mountains and is reflected in the clear Maroon Lake surrounded by glacial valleys. They are jewels of the crown of the Rocky Mountain, one of the most taken scenes in the country. It is difficult to say that the eternal beauty of the two sentinels at the lake is more attractive. In the summer, all the hiking trails go through the wild flowers. In autumn, tall poplar is dazzling with fall colors like a rainbow. The world will be silent when snow falls in winter. The best photography opportunities come from one of many hiking trails - cars are restricted access. This lake is very popular among fly fishermen - even if they do not catch anything, the surrounding beauty is enough