Studio Photography Lab Wednesday 12th Feb

This is the first image I'm writing about. I really like how it turned out, Lauren was looking at her phone and I told her to get off of it hence why she is laughing at it. I was using an external flash to take these photos. My ISO was set at 100, my aperture was set at f/5.0 and my shutter speed was set at 1/100. We were in the studio with the lights turned off, we just used the flash to light these photos. 
This is the second image I'm writing about. I caught Lauren off guard this is why her eyes are squinted. I was using an external flash for these images. My ISO was set at 100, my aperture was set at f/5.6 and my shutter speed was set at 1/100. We were in the studio with the lights turned off, we just used the flash to light these photos. I really like the harsh shadow behind her, I think it adds to the image and makes it better. 
This is the third image. For this image, there was an external flash set up on a tripod. It was at Laurens left side (the right side in the image) and it went off when I took a photo. My ISO was set at 100, my aperture was set at f/5.6 and my shutter speed was set at 1/200. We took these in the classroom and the lights were on, I think it's very cool and I love this photo.

This is the final image. For this image again, there was an external flash set up on a tripod. It was at Laurens left side (the right side in the image) and it went off when I took a photo. My ISO was set at 100, my aperture was set at f/5.6 and my shutter speed was set at 1/200. We took these in the classroom and the lights were on, it is very similar to the last photo but I love this one too as she's looking to the side and adding more dramatics. 

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