dandaluzphotography
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Hello,
I tried another portrait with a monolight at camera right and a silver reflector camera left and fairly close to the subject. The monolight was about 1 foot above the subject's head as far as height.
This time I tried what Big Mike suggested in another thread and posed the subject so the key was lighting the side of the face away from the camera. I actually tried both broad and short and short definitely looks better. The monolight pointing down on the subject definitely changed the angles of the shadows from across the face to slightly angled downwards.
I did some very minor skin softening as well as blemish removal.
Thanks for looking
Danny
I tried another portrait with a monolight at camera right and a silver reflector camera left and fairly close to the subject. The monolight was about 1 foot above the subject's head as far as height.
This time I tried what Big Mike suggested in another thread and posed the subject so the key was lighting the side of the face away from the camera. I actually tried both broad and short and short definitely looks better. The monolight pointing down on the subject definitely changed the angles of the shadows from across the face to slightly angled downwards.
I did some very minor skin softening as well as blemish removal.
Thanks for looking
Danny