multiple lights images


Today I learned how to use multiply lights at once. I got to understand how to set them up and take a very clear, nice studio image. I'm very pleased with this image as the smile is natural. I shot this image with a ration of 8.1 / 3 stop difference. Camera settings: 100 ISO, 1/125, f11.

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