I currently don’t have access to a professional camera, but I use a high-resolution smartphone camera along with editing tools like Snapseed, Lightroom, Canva, and CapCut. I’m confident in creating high-quality, visually appealing content with the tools I have, and I’m always eager to learn and adapt to professional software if given the opportunity.

As someone building my skills in photo editing and product presentation, I recently worked on a self-initiated project where I styled and edited photos of skincare products. I focused on minimal backgrounds and clean lighting to reflect a fresh, natural vibe — aligning with the kind of messaging many skincare brands prefer. I focused on enhancing colors and removing distractions, keeping the product as the hero of the image. While it wasn’t for a commercial brand, the experience taught me a lot about composition, consistency, and editing to match a product's theme.

To ensure my product photography aligns with a brand’s mission and values, I first take time to deeply understand the brand’s identity — its tone, audience, aesthetics, and core message. I study their previous campaigns, color palettes, and mood boards, and then reflect those elements in my editing style — whether it’s minimal, vibrant, natural, or high contrast. I believe consistency is key, so I make sure each visual tells a story that feels authentic to the brand's personality. I also welcome feedback to continuously improve and stay aligned with the brand vision.