That's almost exact. The blue light in the back was just a touch more straight-on to the camera. The orange light was, just as pictured, in an open doorway. I used a tight grid to keep the edge of the light (the orange halo around his head) super hard. Simple and fun. Warm and cold is one of my favorite color combinations :)
I was 90% sure there must be a door on the left. Mostly because of the small light fall off. Considering the invers square law if you had your flash in a tight hallway it should be a lot more whites on the nose
That's almost exact. The blue light in the back was just a touch more straight-on to the camera. The orange light was, just as pictured, in an open doorway. I used a tight grid to keep the edge of the light (the orange halo around his head) super hard. Simple and fun. Warm and cold is one of my favorite color combinations :)
Here's what the shot looked like without the key light: https://steemit.com/bescouted/@daniphotography/evan-with-his-trumpet-2
I was 90% sure there must be a door on the left. Mostly because of the small light fall off. Considering the invers square law if you had your flash in a tight hallway it should be a lot more whites on the nose