The Great Fandom Photography Scavenger Hunt; Tuesday, Third Period [05/30].

[hashtag_chocobro]

"Alright, you guys," said Prompto, grinning from the front of the classroom and clapping his hands to get everything started, "you should know the drill by now!" He chuckled a little. "There's...really not a whole lot of variety in how these classes are going to go; the variety comes from what you guys take pictures of! So let's just get right to it.

"You should have noticed we did a color theme for last week....I'm really excited to see what you guys came up with! And what's next week's theme, you may ask? Well, we'll get to that in a second, but first....let's see what you got! Who's up first this week?"

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Show Off Last Last Week's Photos - GFPSH, 05/30.

[hashtag_chocobro]

The theme was colors, especially in of a rainbow persuasion/order, so take some time and let us know what you managed to get shots of for the following:

"1. Something Red
2. Something Orange
3. Something Yellow
4. Something Green
5. Something Blue
6. Something Indigo
7. Something Violet"

Hopefully, you're good enough with the equipment to manage to keep them in order, too!

Re: Show Off Last Last Week's Photos - GFPSH, 05/30.

[furrybluefreak]

Kurt got up to show his photos and went through them slowly. He had managed to get a picture of each color, though he did kind of cheat with one of them..... But he had photos of red and orange flowers out in the preserve, yellow sunbeams, green seaweed on the beach, a picture of himself in the mirror for blue, a dress in one of the shops that had some indigo in it, and a store sign in neon lights that had violet. When he finished showing the photos, he looked at Prompto with a hopeful smile.

Re: Show Off Last Last Week's Photos - GFPSH, 05/30.

[hashtag_chocobro]

"Well," said Prompto, with a little bit of an apologetic grin as Kurt finished up his presentation, "last week, I did specify something, not someone, so your blue one feels like a bit of a cop-out, if you ask me. Not exactly the most creative choice, either way, which kind of goes against the idea of getting out there and exploring possibilities, but...the one with the sunlight is really great. For something that uses light as such a big part of it, capturing a good shot of lighting itself is always pretty cool, and you did a really nice job with that one. So good work, Kurt! Which one do you think was your favorite to take?"