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Hey, hey! Recently I’ve been working with new color of background. This is background – Coffee from Colorama, the color is light and at the same time quite intense. At once I though that it would be great to create a big soft shadow on this color of background and for this I placed big softbox as a key light just in front of the model. As for now, in our studio, there are only standard stands, the process of shooting got a little bit difficult, but one can easily get used to this and then not to be incommoded by anything. This studio lighting setup is very easy to install and use. Key light will create a soft shadow on the background behind the model, and I decided to vary the shadow with the help of snoot directed to the background. 120° Wide-Angle Reflector light behind the model, placed above the head at the right, will be a good supplement as rim light and adding volume to forms of the body. I wish you successful light experiments and cya next time!

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