What does the world look like to an "at risk" teenager? Instead of just wondering, the Arts  Council of Kern County, California decided to  find out. The scheme was simple: Distribute  one-time-use cameras to students with "special  needs" in the county's five school districts. Teach  them the basics of photography. And challenge  each student to create a group of pictures that  reveal an important part of his or her world. All  participants' work would be included in a group  show, and the top five would win prizes.  next page  Visit the Feature Archives