Photography Workshop - Journalism Classroom [5/31]

[marsheadtilt.livejournal.com]

Veronica was waiting in the front of the journalism classroom for all of her students. She had come in early and prepped the darkroom.

Once everyone had arrived and was seated, she smiled.

"Good morning guys. There is coffee, but if you want some, you need to have it now, because there will be no food or drink allowed in the dark room."

She passed out and went over a handout detailing the developing process, along with the safety rules she expected them to follow in the darkroom.

"Most importantly," she concluded. "If you have any questions related to the film developing process, do not hesitate to ask."



[please to be waiting for the ocd has been accomplished!]

Comments

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia followed the instructions on mixing the chemicals carefully. Well, as carefully as one could when reading in the dark room. She started developing her picture for blue and earth and leaves, hoping at least one came out properly.

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[marsheadtilt.livejournal.com]

Veronica snickered at Nadia's picture for blue, but blinked a lot for her other photos.

"Explain please," she finally said after a few long moments.

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia fidgeted a bit. "It's a . . . human-shaped representation of earth and leaves. The, um, directional light creating the silohuette represents . . . how seldomly we see the details about the earth and the environment in our modern setting. Nature has stayed . . . mysterious? Even though we think we understand it more through science, we're still a bit afraid of it. And that makes the earth . . . sad." She frowned. "That's why the swamp thing is both menacing and melancholy at the same time?"

Yeah, she totally made that up on the spot. Somehow "John recommended doing the swamp thing thing and I forgot to take the pictures until late last night" didn't seem like it would be a very good explanation.

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[marsheadtilt.livejournal.com]

"Okay," Veronica said. "You certainly get bonus points for creativity. Who is that? And how'd you get them to pose for you like that?"

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[nadiathesaint]

"That's Tyler, one of the new kids. And he just said I owed him a favor."

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[marsheadtilt.livejournal.com]

Veronica smiled. "Well, the pictures are worth the favor."

Re: Develop Photos (in the darkroom)

[nadiathesaint]

Nadia grinned. "Thanks."