Tech School: December 2010

December 24, 2010

by Ethan Hulbert Posted in 35mm Film

tech school

The worst school I’ve ever had the privilege to attend. 35mm film, December of 2010.

Portrait of Justin, a young man with medium-length brown hair, wearing wire-frame glasses, a black dress shirt, and a vivid red tie. He stands in a classroom at CVTC, smiling slightly with a friendly and approachable demeanor. The shallow focus emphasizes his face and upper body while the background of the classroom, featuring lab tables and glass cabinets, is softly blurred. The warm film tones give a natural, relaxed ambiance, highlighting Justin's calm expression.

justin

Candid shot of Clint sitting at a large, black chemistry table inside a CVTC classroom. He is wearing a dark hoodie with the hood pulled up, giving him a casual and slightly reserved look. Clint is smiling subtly, his hands resting on the table, surrounded by empty computer stations and black swivel chairs. The room's fluorescent lighting casts a greenish tint, giving the scene a slightly eerie or sterile feeling. The film grain enhances the sense of authenticity and rawness.

clint

The chemistry classroom at CVTC, with Clint standing on the right, wearing his hood up and facing a middle-aged man who appears to be the chemistry professor (but was a total failure at the job). The professor, dressed in a white button-up shirt and dark jeans, is speaking animatedly. The lighting is dim, casting shadows on both figures. The classroom is furnished with black lab tables, computer stations, and beige cabinets. The muted color palette and film grain give a somber, unpolished feel to the scene, reflecting the mundane routine of a classroom interaction.

chem “teacher”

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