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i only use snowapp as my editing app! my go-to filter is the Trip’s A1, then i’d tweak the elements like brightness, contrast, saturation, warmth, shadow (sometimes). but the most important of all: natural lighting

it plays an important role in every picture i take as it lessen my effort to tweak many features that could affect the photo. hehe

but if you’re not comfortable using snowapp, here are some apps i used to use when editing:

- vsco cam

- foodie (this is good if you want more of a pastel theme for your shots)

- timestamp (for that vintage-date watermark)

- afterlight (dust effect)

there you go, i hope you’ll find this answer helpful & omg, im happy na maka-interact ikaw. 🤗

Hello anon! 🤗

i think we have different ways and styles on how to cope up and understand lessons but these things i wanna share with you all are the tips/advices that most of us (biology major) had done-should have done-will be doing (lol). so here it goes:

1. Always study the BASIC concepts- never EVER skip the basic topics coz that will be the foundation of more complex topics specially in biology related subjects.

2. Make time to study- i know it seems so impossible to do but please, for the love of god, study. u don’t know how much it’ll save you if there are surprise quizes or exams. also, this will help you grasp the idea or the whole concept more concrete if you study ahead of time and recall it on the actual class.

3. Keep track of what-to-do-first- knowing what to be done first is one of the ways that will not just save your time but also your energy. i think it’s also a trick for your brain, if you get to tick-off many tasks, you feel like productive which tends for you to try to accomplish more tasks. 😊

4. Rest- i know that studying is a must BUT NEVER EVER NEGLECT YOUR WHOLE BEING just for the benefit of your grades. you don’t need to have like a whole day to relax, if you’re feeling tired. stop for a while, take a nap, do something else— at least for a short while. Never lose sight of your mental stability cos i swear, being burn-out will just mess you up. Been there, done that.

5. Enjoy- how? see studying as something to be look-for-to the next day. qouting my professor’s saying “always empty your cup”, try to understand the topic as if you never know them, acc. to study you kinda tend to retain infos that seems new to you. also, take it as something that you’ll feel proud of if you’ve understand it completely. also, treat yourself if you know that you did your best! self-appreciation is a must too!

There, i hope you can learn something from here & also, you can comment whatever you wanna say or if you think there are more other than what i’ve said. Let’s talk and interact with each other! You can make it through, i believe in you. Goodluck & God Bless, anon. 🤗❤️

Hi Delight!

I’ve also been on the same phase. So what i did, i break down my study sessions. I always start with the easiest topic or the subject which will have the first exam/quiz/recitation. Followed by the next easiest down to the most complicated topics. I also used forest app so i can concentrate, focus more and prevent myself from using my phone. Well, studying at home is more convenient for me. I just shut myself in my room and start studying no matter how much i’m not in the mood. Sometimes you gotta force yourself to study cos it’s risky to depend on your motivation. Having a list of “to-study” and being able to tick them off can give you satisfaction which will stimulate your brain and made you study even more. Most importantly, you need to pray and rest. Just set a standard for yourself that will make you happy and if you didn’t met that expection, just be better the next time. Remember that you still have life outside the school. Breath, relax and grind again.

There, i hope i helped you out somehow. 🤗❤️