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IMO your main light was to high.
The shadow from his nose has crossed his lip line so far his nose is casting a shadow on his teeth.
His facial mask has a reddish cast particularly noticeable on the camera right side of his face. Having his head tilted to the low/near shoulder is a feminine posing attribute.
He is leaning slightly backwards which also diminishes his masculinity. I would suggest having him 'stand tall' and lean forward just a bit from the waist.
I get the impression that a larger modifier (or getting the lights much closer) would improve both the main and camera right kicker light quality.
The shadow from his nose has crossed his lip line so far his nose is casting a shadow on his teeth.
His facial mask has a reddish cast particularly noticeable on the camera right side of his face. Having his head tilted to the low/near shoulder is a feminine posing attribute.
He is leaning slightly backwards which also diminishes his masculinity. I would suggest having him 'stand tall' and lean forward just a bit from the waist.
I get the impression that a larger modifier (or getting the lights much closer) would improve both the main and camera right kicker light quality.
