Studio photography is another area I’ve grown to love, especially through the hands-on experience I gained during my time at college. I had the opportunity to explore different techniques by working in a controlled studio environment, where I learned how to manage lighting setups, experiment with various backdrops, and direct subjects to create strong, impactful images. These sessions taught me the importance of attention to detail and how subtle changes in lighting or composition can completely transform a shot. In post-production, I used Adobe Lightroom to improve the look of my studio photos—tweaking colours, adjusting textures, and balancing shadows and highlights to make each image stand out. While doing this, I didn’t just learn how to edit technically—I also started to develop a better creative eye and got a feel for what makes an image really work. Working in the studio gave me a good mix of hands-on experience and creative freedom, helping me understand how to take an idea and turn it into a professional-looking photo from start to finish.