CCR Draft #3

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During this project i learned how to manage my time to get the expected amount of work done by its specific due date. Also I learned more about photography, for the photos Matthew set up  studio lighting and when i took the pictures i also had to press another button at the same time so that the studio lighting would work. I learned how to make a flat plan, i have never done that before and that helped me plan out what was going to be on the different pages and how i would lay out my whole magazine.

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