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1. What does the reflector do? How do you use it?
- The reflector reflects and contrasts the existing light and you use it by using the main source of light and reflecting it on the subject.

2. Do you think the reflector helped or hindered the portraits outside? Why or why not?
- It helped the portraits that were taken outside, specially the gold reflector; because it gave a warm look to the pictures and made them unique.

3. What did you think of the studio lighting? Did you like the background? Why or why not?
- The studio lighting was so good . Before taking pictures I liked the gray background better, but after I saw the photos I found out that the red background looks better.

4. Were your favorite shots of the natural light or the studio lighting? Why?
- I loved them both. In studio we couldn't really have so much variety of lights,  shadows, and backgrounds; but in the natural light we were able to have more variety.

5. Which one was your favorite photograph of the eight? Why?
- I liked my photo #6 of Juls. I like it the most, because I took it on our way back to class and it was not planned. She turned back to tell me something and I saw the beautiful light on her face, so I asked her to wait so I can take a picture of her. It also looks pretty natural and lovely.

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 the most about the lightening and how to properly use reflectors. It will affect my future photos I take of people is a very positive way and I will be able to take more professional portraits of people.