Having one round catchlight in each eye will usually result in the most natural portrait, since it mimics the look you’d get if you were shooting with only the sun; often, portrait photographers will place them in the “10 o’clock” or “2 o’clock” position in relation to the subject’s eye, though you can mix it up depending on the mood you want.
Having one round catchlight in each eye will usually result in the most natural portrait, since it mimics the look you’d get if you were shooting with only the sun; often, portrait photographers will place them in the “10 o’clock” or “2 o’clock” position in relation to the subject’s eye, though you can mix it up depending on the mood you want. Make sure the eyes are in focus for the full effect.