While I wait for a new roll of film to develop, a Kodak Gold 200 full of plenty of memories by the side of 
Around January I started a master degree to specialise myself in art direction. I've been studying media, arts, photography and cinema my entire life and recently I finally realised what I enjoyed the most in this immense world of possibilities which all these subjects include. Despite of how the master degree is developing, which is making me sometimes think I've made a mistake, I try to take advantage of all the exercises and activities we carry out to practice and learn as much as possible by myself. That's why I've been thinking about showing my future projects here on Steemit, so if there's anyone who can give me some professional advice or make me improve in any technique I'm learning right now. Also, maybe, share some of my previous works or researches.
This photograph is during an illumination session we did of our first studio creation, a wood cabin. It was a very stressful and tough process, mostly because we barely knew each other and we didn't know anything about real construction techniques. But at the end, it actually looked pretty fine. I'm thinking about writing a post explaining the process of the whole structure and ambience, also applied to the learning context I'm in.
Last but not least, this photo was taken with a Minolta X-700, a 50mm lens and a Kodak Portra 400 film.