Warmly lit fine art photography studio featuring a camera on a rustic wooden table, artwork reproduction setup, books, brushes, and decorative objects with the text “Inside the Studio” overlayed on the image.

Oasis Studio Photography Studio

Inside the Oasis Photography Studio

I thought you’d be interested in my studio, which I named the Oasis Photography Studio. There’s a story behind the name Oasis that I won’t go into now. The black curtains are closed whenever I shoot a still-life light painting session.

 
Here, for example, is a shot from my office, looking toward the entrance of the studio.
 

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Shot of Back-Half of Studio
This is the front of the studio where I have a backdrop paper roller setup.
 

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Backdrop Rack System
I use this computer area for my tethered shooting, reviewing each exposure in Capture One as I build up the layers of light.
 
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Still Life Capture Workstation
Nearby is where I keep the props for my still-life compositions. Vintage radios, tools, and everyday objects all become part of each narrative.
 
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Storage Shelves for Still Life Props
I have metal boards where I can put prints up for reviewing, using magnets. This lets me study a piece at full size before it goes into a frame. Overhead lighting keeps this part of the studio bright and workable. It stays separate from the total darkness where the actual light painting happens.
 

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This is my framing work table to cut my mats and assemble my frames.
 
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Every piece that leaves the Oasis Photography Studio passes through all of these stations. Each one is shot, reviewed, matted, and framed by hand. If you’d like to see the finished work, take a look at my still life light painting gallery. Bobby

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Inside the Oasis Photography Studio

I thought you’d be interested in my studio, which I named the Oasis Photography Studio. There’s a story behind the name Oasis that I won’t go into now. The black curtains are closed whenever I shoot a still-life light painting session.

 
Here, for example, is a shot from my office, looking toward the entrance of the studio.
 

IMG_0641.JPEG

Shot of Back-Half of Studio
This is the front of the studio where I have a backdrop paper roller setup.
 

IMG_0642.JPEG

Backdrop Rack System
I use this computer area for my tethered shooting, reviewing each exposure in Capture One as I build up the layers of light.
 
IMG_0643.JPEG
Still Life Capture Workstation
Nearby is where I keep the props for my still-life compositions. Vintage radios, tools, and everyday objects all become part of each narrative.
 
IMG_0644.JPEG
Storage Shelves for Still Life Props
I have metal boards where I can put prints up for reviewing, using magnets. This lets me study a piece at full size before it goes into a frame. Overhead lighting keeps this part of the studio bright and workable. It stays separate from the total darkness where the actual light painting happens.
 

IMG_0651.JPEG

This is my framing work table to cut my mats and assemble my frames.
 
IMG_0646.JPEG
 
Every piece that leaves the Oasis Photography Studio passes through all of these stations. Each one is shot, reviewed, matted, and framed by hand. If you’d like to see the finished work, take a look at my still life light painting gallery. Bobby
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