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===== The primary light source appears to be a single, large modifier positioned near the camera axis, producing broad, frontal illumination. While soft frontal light can be useful in controlled applications, in this case it results in flat lighting with minimal dimensional modeling. ===== Key issues observed: * Absence of a clear key-to-fill ratio * Minimal shadow definition across facial and body contours * Overexposed highlights, particularly on reflective wardrobe elements * No secondary light sources used for separation or edge definition This lighting approach removes depth and structure from the subject, resulting in a two-dimensional appearance. Reflective fabrics such as metallic gold amplify this problem by creating uneven specular highlights and hot spots. Training recommendation: Establish a directional key light positioned approximately 45 degrees from the camera and slightly above eye level. Reduce fill light to maintain controlled shadow depth. Introduce a subtle hair or rim light to separate the subject from the background and restore dimensionality.
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