Production 5-Interview and Photoshoot Part Two

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After getting in touch with Alex Lebanino, she agreed to do the interview on the 17th of January. I plan to meet her at the Village Green golf course around 5 o'clock. Since Alex is relatively newer to the sport, I will focus my questions more towards her future goals and plans related to the sport. After I collect the information I need, I plan to spend all of next week working on importing my images to InDesign, and putting my magazine together. 

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