Photography- Tuesday- 3rd period- Class #1

[fates_jaye]

Unlike last semester, the students were in a normal classroom today. Who knew if that would change or not. Jaye certainly didn't.

"Hey there," she said, like she didn't really want to be talking to them, but if she had to... because they were paying her. "I'm Jaye. Don't call me Professor anything, that's weird. Call me ma'am and I fail you. Stick to Jaye. Anyway, this is Photography, so I hope you all brought cameras. I don't care if they're real cameras, phones, iPads, whatever. If not, I have disposable cameras, because they're a dying breed and you can get them really cheap but that doesn't mean you won't owe me money if you take one."

This was your teacher, boys and girls.

"This... semester, session, whatever we're calling it, we're going to take pictures, because this class is actually what the title says. But first I want you to say who you are and why you're here-" Because Jaye thought people who didn't want to be here were funny. "-and then I'm going to give you an assignment. Someone go, I don't care who."

Comments

Re: Introductions

[shestheworst.livejournal.com]

"My name is Britta Perry," Britta introduced herself, "and I'm taking this class because not only is photography a very classic and profound art form, but it is through photography that we can capture not only the essence of life, but also the injustices happening all over the world. Photography is a mirror to the world, and sometimes it's pretty, but more often than not, it's gritty and raw and shocking and inspires people to take a stand against the truths that cannot escape the lens no matter how hard some may try to cover it up with the blindness of a lenscap."

Re: Introductions

[fates_jaye]

Okay, Jaye took back her narrative to Simon.

"I can't wait to see your stuff," Jaye went with, because it'd be interesting to see how this girl made a gremlin bite look like capturing the essence of life.