Studio photography focuses on the photos that I
have taken only in the studio. Studio skills give photographers a foundation for their work. These
skills give you the knowledge to handle lighting, backdrops, and a variety of other conditions and subjects. The studio allows you to have full
control of the environment. The photos in this
section were shot for a variety of occasions. The
photos that contain flowers were shot for a class
project. The photos of Mia and Dreyk were for a
21st birthday celebration.
Non-Studio photography are works that I have done outside the traditional studio setting. This illustrates how I can take the skills that I have learned in the studio and apply them to various settings and occasions. This is seen in the prom photos, wedding photos, and even maternity photos later on in this section. The hardest thing about photographing outside is making sure your white balance, exposure/aperture, and shutter speed all work together and are in sync in order to accurately take a great photo. From great locations to dynamic lighting conditions, outdoor photography offers an interesting experience for any photographer, and it is up to the photographer to take those conditions and create spectacular works of art.