NOTICE! RAW images are shown only for demonstration of production stages and my thought process for those who are interested. It's not a quiz for randoms and there is nothing to compare. So if you feel like falling for the sweet embrace of the common and well understood symptom of "liking the image before", please, think twice, be smart, and politely leave this useless information to yourself.

This is a light setup I usually show on workshops

Warm light is emitted from a pilot lamp through a tilted softbox on right-hand side. Cold light is a flash (daylight temperature) pointed towards camera from behind the white backdrop. The backdrop gets lit with blue around the center of a bright spot comparing to the main light on the model. The model has a cool halo. So colors are supposed to be "moved" closer to a complementary harmony of muted orange and saturated cyan. And some retouch as always.

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