Great portrait lighting set up!
Jacked and Stacked! I used a technique so that I could control light on the backdrop and also correctly expose the fall off around the subject. Then I simply pushed extra light into the face to really make it pop. I used a 150cm softbox then put a 27 inch beauty dish with grid directly in front centre. A hair light was added to separate the subject from the background.
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