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Short Lighting

 When light comes from the farther, foreshortened, or “short” side of the face it's called "short" Lighting


It’s still three-quarter lighting if the tell-tale Lighted Triangle appears on the shaded side of the face. This time the lighted triangle is on the cheek closest to the viewer. Short lighting can help make a face look thinner. Some photographers use the term “Rembrandt lighting” more generally for any three-quarter lighting, either broad or short. Rembrandt himself used both broad and short lighting. Both of these lighting arrangements are flattering and unobtrusive, good reasons why portrait painters and photographers have used them almost universally.

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