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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?

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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?

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I think I learned that lighting and reflectors make a huge difference and that complementing your model really brings out their true them as appose to just directing them what do or to just smile. You won't get a real picture out of that. I think in the future i will be able to take lighting in and being able to see what angle works for them and what doesn't and also that smiling, a true smile can make a really great photo.

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 Which one was your favorite photograph of the eight? Why?

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 Which one was your favorite photograph of the eight? Why?

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My favorite photograph is the one where my friend Jocelyn is covering her face and the one where my friend Ximena is walking and smiling. In both of these pictures I was just kind of saying '"Yassss girl work it , oooo who's girl, look at that cutie." and i guess it kind of hyped them up and made them smile when i complemented them as to when i just told them to pose.

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Were your favorite shots of the natural light or the studio lighting? Why?

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Were your favorite shots of the natural light or the studio lighting? Why?

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My favorite shots are the ones where i caught them off guard and they aren't worried about posing fo the camera or worried if they look good or not, they're just themselves, smiling.

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What did you think of the studio lighting? Did you like the background? Why or why not?

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What did you think of the studio lighting? Did you like the background? Why or why not?

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I think that sometimes the studio light is a bit too much at points. And for me it just kind of reminds me of just school pictures and not much of a fun Tumblr look i guess.

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Do you think the reflector helped or hindered the portraits outside? Why or why not?

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Do you think the reflector helped or hindered the portraits outside? Why or why not?

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I think the reflector did help a lot because there were points where the natural light was really dim and dull and when the reflector came in it helped a lot.

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/750

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/750

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/1000

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/750

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/750

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/500

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ISO: 400
Aperture: f/6.7
Shutter speed: 1/1000

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What does the reflector do? How do you use it? 

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What does the reflector do? How do you use it? 

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What the reflector does is that it helps either give light or take it away. Th gold reflector gives the person more of a golden glow as if it were the golden hour. The white reflector just gives the persona lil more light, it kind of makes it brighter in a way. It helps the harsh shadows not be so harsh. The silver reflector gives it that shine without really getting that white cast as if it was the white reflector. The black