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The reflector was a big circular screen that looked like gold tin foil what it would do is reflect light from the sun to the subject so you can get good lighting on the subject with natural light. What you would do is angle the reflector towards the sun and then find the light and angle it on your subject so it illuminates them.
I think it helped the portraits outside because it gave it a very nice "golden hour" feel illuminating my subjects features and also making some really cool shadows and it just overall looked very nice and made some cool photos.
I like the studio lighting a lot those gave some very cool possibilities because it really showed your whole face and looked very good. I liked the background because it looked like a school picture background and you could have fun and mess around with it still looking like a school photo.
I honestly couldn't pick which one I liked more. I liked the studio for a lot of reasons but I also like the outside lighting so I'm going to have to say its a tie because I got dope photos from both.
My favorite photo was probably of Ranusha pointing up because he just looks super good and it is a really cool angle and looks so clear it is just such a cool photo and I like it a lot.
I learned that lighting is very important and that lighting can really make or break a photo. It probably will effect how I take photos in the future because I will be looking for really good lighting so it will look really good.

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