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How to avoid tired eyes in a portrait?
In your specific example, those eyes are a little puffy, but you could fill the shadows with additional lights or with a reflector. … Even though you often want your key light to be off-camera, it's common to have a fill light directly behind/over the camera to fill in shadows that otherwise appear in the eyes, neck area and so on. …
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