
We used green, blue, and yellow gels. We had 3 flashes set up. 2 shoot-through umbrellas and one snoot placed on the floor aimed at Nikkita's face.We messed around in class for a while. She split us into two teams and forbade us from using the seamless backdrop for in-class photos. Some of us worked well together ... and others really did not. It was kinda funny seeing a classmate retreat and hide in the digital lab because his group really got on his nerves. I had to leave class early because I got about 2 hours of sleep and had not eaten yet that day and around 5pm I just got dizzy and felt faint and decided to split.
ALSO: My school's cafeteria-coffee sucks. I went for hazelnut cream blend and the jug was only able to fill half of my cup. I filled the rest of my container with vanilla mocha and then I went and checked out. Let me tell you: THAT COFFEE WAS COLD, CHUNKY, AND NASTY. Even though when it came OUT of the dispenser it was steaming, by the time I got to my seat and started working it was ice-cold and disgusting. I tried for another cup [DESPERATE FOR CAFFIENE]. It was warmer but just as disgusting. I pinched my nose and chugged it since I was dead on my feet. Please, school, improve your purchasable caffeine so that your students may survive the day.

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I love tacky overly gelled lighting. Every film and magazine spread shot from 1988-1994 warms my heart. Teachers shouldn't dissuade students from making things that are ugly in a well-meaning way. Who wants to live in a perfectly lit world anyway?
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