Christopher Grey’s Advanced Lighting Techniques  Jill Rahn's
picture   Each chapter of this book teaches you one basic
technique, explaining the concept, demonstrating the setup step
by step, and revealing the final results. Ample image sequences
and diagrams are provided to illustrate each setup as it is
built. These also show common problems you may encounter (and
how to solve them) and variations you may want to try once you
have the setup in place.  Killer Accents With Side Lights We all
know the value of a “kicker” light, a light that’s usually set
opposite the main light to add an accent to the hair and
shoulder, visually “kicking” those parts away from the
background. Doing so prevents shadows from merging into a dark
background and adds dimensionality to a flat, two-dimensional
print. Generally speaking, these lights are typically called
hair lights, and they are usually aimed to cover just a small
part of the body.  Here I’ll show you how to create a much
broader accent, and I’ll do it using modifier