The Studio

   In one of the photo classes we went to a professional photography studio. The man who owns it is named Jim Lennon. I was actually excited to see a professional studio because I had never seen one before. It was quite big inside and he has a lot of room to play with when it comes to his photos. He told the class he does mainly studio work but sometimes he experiments outside of studio work. He talked about some business strategies and it was interesting, but I was more intrigued by his cameras and wanted to see him actually use it. The last five minutes though he did show us a little bit of one of his cameras, but I wish it was not the last five minutes that he decided to show us, I sort of hoped he would have maybe used it sometime in the middle of him speaking. He just did a lot of speaking and it was hard to stand still, so maybe breaking it up and showing us his camera things in between would have made it easier.
    Either way Jim seems like he worked hard and still works hard to get where he's gotten and seems passionate about his job. I hope to one day be successful like that, but I don't know about having my own studio though. I would love to do nature and wildlife photography because I want to travel and I just love nature and being out there. I do not think I could take photos of things like people or products in a studio, it isn't really my thing. The trip to the studio was a nice learning experience and I would go again, maybe learn more about the camera's he used and ask questions.