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You Don't Need a Real Studio — You Need These Five Things
One of the most persistent myths in professional photography is that studio-quality images require an actual studio. I’ve shot beauty campaigns on a garage floor and editorial spreads in a borrowed living room, and the clients never knew the difference. The background looks clean, the light is controlled, and nobody is asking whether you paid monthly rent on a Culver City space to pull it off. That’s the part most working photographers keep to themselves.