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pawlowski6132: On the catchlight matter, I've read that for a more natural look, the catchlight should go in the upper area of the eyeball. This position emulates the position of sunlight reflected on the eyes.
Besides probable overprocessing, the subject's face lacks shadows to put a natural definition on the facial features.
The first book below presents a good discussion on how to arrange studio lights.
Three books:
Light -- Science & Magic, by Paul Fugua
Monte Zucker’s Portrait Photography Handbook, by Monte Zucker
Minimalist Lighting; Professional Techniques for Studio Photography, by Kirk Tuck
These books use plenty of illustrations, too.
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