SUMMIT Family and Teen Photo Mission Guide

SUMMIT can be ideal for teens and families when creativity is structured into short missions instead of open-ended photo wandering.

10 Photo Missions

1. Capture one reflection with clear symmetry.
2. Create one image using only lines and geometry.
3. Find one frame that includes both city and interior elements.
4. Shoot one motion image with people passing.
5. Create one low-angle composition.
6. Capture one detail that feels futuristic.
7. Make one black-and-white mood frame.
8. Create one image showing scale with people.
9. Capture one blue-hour transition shot.
10. End with one "team favorite" vote.

70-Minute Mission Format

0-10 min orientation
10-50 min missions 1-8
50-70 min missions 9-10 and recap

Practical Rules

• Keep moving to avoid blocking others.
• Set a time cap per mission.
• Prioritize respectful spacing in high-demand corners.

Creative constraints usually produce better images than unlimited shooting.

Bottom Line

With short missions and pacing discipline, SUMMIT becomes a strong creative experience for families and teens.