How I achived this look using 2 light souces- Self portrait

Doing self-portraits wasn't as easy as I thought but I keep learning and practicing. Those are the keys to understanding light in different ways.

I called this as a fine art portrait photography. Posing is the most important for taking fine art portraits

Best Poses for Fine Art Portraits.
Posing is a strong element in fine art portrait photography. As a photographer, you need to direct models and you will get great photographs.

Basic posing techniques for great fine art portraits :

• Creating separation between the arms and the body

• Tucking the arms in, moving them back far enough to hide the upper arm

• Forcing the chin away from the neck

• Arching the back

• Dropping the shoulders

• Tilting the head back

• Twisting the body

• Make natural motions

• Creating shape

Gear I use and camera settings to achieved this look.

Gear
Camera : Sony A7IV
Lens : Tamron 28-75
Flash : Key Light Godox 400Pro , 1/16 power
Flash : Rim Light Godox 200Pro, 1/128 power
Softbox : EZ Lock 34" Beaty Disk White (Key Light)
Umbrella : Godox 34" silver (Rim Light)
Backdrop : Thunder Gray 86 in x 36 ft

Camera Settings
ISO : 320
Aperture : F/5
Shutter : 1/250s
White Balance : 5350

Turning the key light away from the model and towards the camera almost parallel to the subject. Using the second light to get small Rim light helps bring out the three dimensional shapes.