A photo shoot of a law student

"While I was taking a major class, I took a moment to take a photo with nervousness in the law school classroom where the daily studio was established. Now that I am about to graduate, I have mixed feelings. I had fun taking ID photos, keeping my clothes neat with my colleagues, and making playful comments about my posture and facial e-x-p-r-e-s-s-i-o-ns." 

Incheon National University's department of law held an event to take photos of students in the classroom on November 5 (Tue), and the reactions of the students who participated in the event were hot. On the day of the ID photo shoot, the area around the set was very busy with students who were looking in the mirror and were preoccupied with their hair and makeup, and students practicing to take a natural pose away from rigid postures and facial e-x-p-r-e-s-s-i-o-ns. 

In case they fell into it, each other encouraged each other and looked at the photo file after the shoot, the warmth and romance of smiling flowers circulated department of law of Incheon National University, and the students felt the late autumn atmosphere created by nature for a while away from their major books.      

A total of 30 students participated in the program organized by Incheon National University's law department to pray for a strong progress, while taking and providing free photos of proof needed to fill out various applications to fourth-year students who are preparing for employment and admission. Some of the second-year students participated under the ambition of "The photograph used to apply for the college entrance exam in the third year of high school is currently being used as a photograph of the university's school register, so I want to replace the photograph of the school register with a more sophisticated photograph of proof."    

Kim Tae-young, vice president of the law school's student council, who participated in the photo shoot, said, "I have a lot of mixed feelings because I'm going to take a photo before graduation," adding, "I'm grateful to be able to relieve the financial burden on students and take photos necessary for various applications with the support of the school." "I'm also happy to cherish my precious memories of my school days while taking pictures with my colleagues and juniors in the classroom." 

Lee Choong-hoon, head of the department of law at Incheon National University, who planned the program, said, "I'm glad that the students are satisfied with the small event prepared to encourage their students who are about to graduate and to convey their bold e-x-p-r-e-s-s-i-o-ns on the screen," and added, "I will sincerely support the endless leaps and challenges of the law students."