FRIDGE  For this shot I put two bare flashes inside the fridge (with double CTB gels) and set one speedlite in a shoot-through umbrella on a lightstand camera right (with a CTO gel), and set the camera's white balance to a warmer tone to try and get across the feel of opening a cool fridge on a hot day.  I nearly forgot to take the flashes out of the fridge at the end and had to wipe a bunch of condensation off of them.  Luckily they are still working (fingers crossed).  Thanks to Mila for modeling!
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