Studio Lighting Techniques
After watching this insightful video, I have made a decision to use the Rembrandt light technique. I have mentioned in previous posts that I intend to select features of which are simplistic, as I know that this will be effective in attracting my target audience, and it is the same in this case. This lighting is simplistic but exceptionally effective. I want to have different lighting on either side of the face to create a better sense of dimension, rather than the chance of the model looking as though she has a relatively flat face. 
If I had more experience in lighting and a lot more equipment, I would experiment with the complexity of the lighting below, as it does seem as though excellent results could be achieved for my product. But seeing as I have neither of these, I will keep it simple. Because I have decided to keep it simple, it does not mean that my photography will not be effective.
There is evidence of excellence in the creative use of the following technical skills:
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␣ accurately using language and register;
␣ using ICT appropriately for the task set;
␣ shooting a variety of material appropriate to the task set;