Malala's story in pictures.

  → Did you know that a girl named Malala was the youngest person in the world to win a Peace Nobel Prize?

We read her story in class and this is what students can remember about her.

"I know that Malala is a girl who fights for the education of girls in her country" Juanse

"I know that Malala got shot because she was campaigning for girls' education and she created a  kids' charity. I Also know that she wrote a blog about how was her life in Pakistan". Camilo

"I liked Malala’s story because she is a very good person. Although Malala is a brave and generous girl, the Taliban tried to kill her" Juana.

"Now I know that Malala is 20 years old. She is famous for fighting for girls’ education. She received a bullet in the head when she was 14 years old. But she survived. When Malala was 17 years old, she won the Peace Nobel Prize" Julián.

"Malala is a girl who fights for peace in her country .I enjoyed  her story very much because she is a role model" Juan Ignacio.

📷 We learnt some basic rules when we are taking pictures:

1- You are not allowed to take photos directly to the sun or lights.

2- You have to focus on the main subject.

3- You are not allowed to leave "negative space" behind someone in a photograph.

4- You have to take photos with straight lines.

💡 After reading Malala's interesting book, we wanted to be creative so we broke some rules!

✔ In the first picture you can see that the main subject is going out of the photograph.

✔ In the second one, we changed the perspective and we don't have straight lines.

✔ Finally, we wanted the prize to be the focus in the picture and not Malala. 

Here we wanted to recreate her last day at school.

                                            Here is a recreation when the Taliban shot Malala when she was going                                                  home. She was 14 years old.

                                     This image shows when Malala received the Peace Nobel Prize.