Based on the photos I share, a lot of people think I shoot in a big, light and airy studio. ⁠
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I don't.⁠
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My space was actually a Dr's office before I moved in. And it's set up like an office space. ⁠
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The space I photograph in is pretty small. About 95% of my work is done on a twin bed in an area that's 5x10 feet. ⁠
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And my space can be pretty dark, especially in the winter.⁠
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I create the illusion of a big bright studio by creating big, bright (but soft) light. ⁠
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And I create that big soft light with just one light, and one modifier.⁠
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Easy. Peasy.⁠
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The takeaway? Don't let your space define your work. ⁠
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You can create anything you want, in any space you have. ⁠
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So what do you want?⁠
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Oh... and if you'd like to know more about my simple one light approach to strobes and flash, download my free guide!

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