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1. The reflector filled in the spots on the face where light was not hitting. You use it by letting the sun hit it.
2. It helped a lot because we took some pictures without the reflector and you look more bright with the reflector.
3. The studio lighting was good because it made the model look like they were being hit by light.
4. I liked the outside photos better because I think natural light looks way better.
5. My favorite was the photo when Arturo was sitting thinking.
6. I learned most about the lighting and the impact a reflector has on a model and how it can make the model look bright.