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MTSU Photo Society Halloween Shoot

By Ethan Pickering | Lifestyles Editor

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October 31, 2022

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Photos and Captions by Georgia Smith | Contributing Writer

Middle Tennessee State University Photo Society gathered to celebrate the spooky season with a Halloween photo shoot on Oct. 26. Student photographers were able to capture pictures at the McFarland building; experimenting with lights and fun props. With Halloween hits on the radio, creative juices flowing and a whole room of talented photographers, the shoot was not only successful but a memorable event for all of those who attended.

Photographers setting up an old television and a blue light to create a ghostly effect.

Photographers setting up an old television and a blue light to create a ghostly effect.

High perspective photo of model by Kenneth Bean in the infinity room.

High perspective photo of model by Kenneth Bean in the infinity room.

Behind the scenes look at photographers adjusting camera setting and lighting.

Behind the scenes look at photographers adjusting camera setting and lighting.

Skeleton prop and a red light ready for photographers in front of the infinity wall.

Skeleton prop and a red light ready for photographers in front of the infinity wall.

Photo by Zoe Noelle Vecchio of Velma against the television.

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