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1. What does the reflector do? How do you use it?
The reflector reflects the light on to the person you're taking a picture of.
2. Do you think the reflector helped or hindered the portraits outside? Why or why not?
I feel like they didn't really help outside, but inside the light is good for it because it makes it lighter.
3. What did you think of the studio lighting? Did you like the background? Why or why not?
The studio lighting was very good and it looked like I was taking senior pictures again.
4. Were your favorite shots of the natural light or the studio lighting? Why?
I like the studio lights better because it was more of a photoshoot.
5. Which one was your favorite photograph of the eight? Why?
My favorite photograph was the one Julius was looking at his watch while he was sitting on the fire hydrant.
6. What do you think you learned the most about portrait photography with this project? How do you think it will affect your future photos you take of people?
I learned that I like inside lighting better than outside, and it'll help me later in life I was ever taking photos for someone.