Split lighting

Maybe not as strong a split as examples I've seen on internet, but still clearly a split. Using the sunlight through the window in quite a dark room.

For the 52 week challenge. This week's theme:Technical: Portrait Lighting
Whether Butterfly, Rembrandt, Split, or Loop Lighting, choose the technique which best flatters your subject.

I used this as reference:
https://digital-photography-school.com/6-portrait-lighting-patterns-every-photographer-should-know/

[kali]

i realised it doesnt have to be high contrast to be a useful lighting technique, it gives the face 3 dimensionality, this is a lovely portrait.

[kali]

you could also try it with something to reflect some light onto the dark side of the face

[Jodie]

Beautiful shot, great use of light

[Tina]

Vrijwillig geposeerd? Mooie foto, licht is altijd zo mooi maar moeilijk te vangen op een foto.

[Joyce]

great portrait and I like your ue of light

[Jacqueline]

Mooie belichting en portret. Ik heb het gevoel dat je zoon denkt O nee daar is mams weer met de camera....;-)

[Bep]

Goed gelukt!

[Inga Johansson]

Very nice portrait.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@kali66 yes, thanks, would also like to try Rembrandt lighting.

[Suzanne]

Lovely use of light, great portrait, love the serious face, I bet there is a giggle trying it's best to get out :)

[Helen Jane]

It looks like you have the perfect model who is taking his job seriously. A lovely illustration of the technique.

[Domenico Dodaro]

It came out perfect, love this portrait!

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful portrait.

[Kathy]

Nicely done.

[Nicole Campbell]

Lovely portrait

[Caroline]

Think its a great response to the challenge