Ballistics
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If you had held a reflector just out of frame from below and slightly camera left, it would have given a more even light on your face and drawn out details in the shadow under the hood (your left ear). A reflector would also add some catchlights in the eyes. As is, the lighting looks as if you had a spotlight aimed at your nose, missing the eyes. Typically, the eyes are the most important aspect of a portrait because they reveal the emotion behind the mask.
Self portraits are tough. Keep at it. Thanks for sharing.
What if I burned my face to match the light? You think that would help? My nose was peaking out of the hood.