One of the challenges that I had was the fact that since it was friday (and I guess nobody really does anything on fridays), there wasn't really much action in the room exept for lights turned off and people bored. The way I overcame this challenge was by taking advantage of the rooms that did have the lights on and make people do stuff like read their paper or make them look like their writting, stuff like that.

I was probably focused more on composition and that the lighting was good because I didn't want to get a dark picture or too bright I guess... so yea. To do this, I kept checking on the little light meter thing and check that it was ok and it wasn't in the negatives or anything. I also took pictures of the composition viewpoint by getting up close to people and taking a picture of what I had them doing or what they were already doing.


I think I attempted to use patterns by taking a picture of someone with a striped shirt that looked pretty darn cool.

The thing I would do differently would be get more emotions into the picture and do more compositions (if possible) like depth or symmetry.