It's tempting to assume a controlled studio session is the least interesting kind of photography no changing light, nothing to react to. In practice, it's the opposite. Take away the location, and the light becomes the entire story.
A studio strips an image down to what's actually being photographed. No skyline competing for attention, no background doing half the emotional work just the subject, the light, and the decisions made about both.
That's exactly why it suits personal branding work and considered art series best: images meant to stand alone, not document a place. Every shadow is a choice, not an accident of weather.