Traveling has had a positive impact on Paul Reille's personal and professional development. It has made him eager to discover the world and more open-minded and curious. Professionally, traveling has made him more ethically conscious by exposing him to diverse cultures and landscapes, as well as extreme poverty, which has motivated him to work in a sector where he can make a positive difference. The presentation includes photos Paul has taken while traveling to the US, Egypt, and Australia over the past three years.

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2. The 12 Apostles, Australia, March 2013
This presentation, contains some of the pictures I have taken while traveling to the
United States, Egypt and Australia over the past three years.

3. Cradle Mountain, Tasmania ,May 2013
I think that one of the most important
impact, travelling has had on my personal
development is that it has really made me
eager to discover the world.

4. Beach near Cape Sorrell, Tasmania, March 2013

5. Al Ameen beach, Egypt, January 2013
This eagerness, I believe has lead me to become more open-minded and curious.

6. Grand Canyon, United States, August 2012

7. White Desert, Egypt, December 2011
Professionally, I believe that travelling has also had an impact on
me as it has made me more ethically conscious.

8. White Desert, Egypt, December 2011
Through my travels I have managed to see many picturesque landscapes
that have really made me realized how beautiful our planet is and that it
needed to be protected.

9. Travelling has also exposed me to a number of different cultures and people,
some of them leaving in extreme poverty.
Woman in her workshop, Egypt, December 2011

10. Slum near Cairo, January 2013

11. Traffic Cairo, January 2013

12. Graffiti near Tahrir Square, January 2013

13. This has made me realize how privileged I was and it has also made me
want to work in a sector or industry where I feel like I made a difference.
Aboriginal Art Museum, Melbourne, August 2013