I have been studying photography for 5 months, and now I am very confused and my brain is blank. I don't know how to learn "learning in the studio"

Regardless of the equipment, photography is to observe the subject with a camera, make a composition, and use it up. The so-called golden section line is often used in composition, and the well lines in the camera picture help you put the "points of interest" on four points, and so on. When it comes to the use of optics, outdoor natural light, indoor lighting settings, and the lighting of the studio are all too strange to me. It is estimated that you are a relative expert, such as the power of equipment lighting, flash and constant light, distance, soft light, background light, angle, brand and so on. -You're familiar with it. To tell the truth, some people like to drill, especially in their own hobbies. Of course, if you are not interested, you'd better change careers as soon as possible.