Day 2 - Exploring an abandoned ruin
Explored an abandoned ruin, went to a casting, used lightroom's presets to edit photos.
Skipped class. Edited an Instagram reel of the camera footage I took of me buying a banana, talking to the camera, and eating said banana. I edited it into a stacked, the tier sections 9:16 format for the phone. This format may be captivating by overstimulating the audience, but without a narrative, caption, relatability, humor, or deeper meaning, the content does not provide value.
I went to a casting. Hung out and spoke with the other models. The photographer really liked me, was impressed by my physique. Did well for the photos. But when it came time for the video of me posing, I froze and did awfully. He then discovered I am less experienced and professional than the other models, and it was at this moment I may have lost the job. Leading up to it I may have actually gotten it. This means I need to practice posing fluidly at home in order to prevent this mistake from happening again.
After casting I explored an abandoned ruin. I just used my phone to film. It seems much better than using a camera because it is light weight and easy to take on adventures. Just use a selfie stick with a bluetooth remote for taking photos from afar. Exploring like this is so much better.
I spent an hour or more using lightroom's presets to select and edit 4 photos, which I then posted.
I like this post because it is more of who I am.
I like adventures and exploring abandoned buildings. It showcases my personality and I am proud of it.
Other posts trying to be a model or look good or some such, is not the real me. It is boring too.
I am trying to get back into a rhythm of posting more and finding out who I am and what kind of content that I want to make.
Quality is actually better than quantity. Spend the extra mile to make it just a little bit better.
Jacob Pugmire
Jacob Pugmire
