1/125 f/8 @ 88mm, ISO 100. I'm only just getting into headshots and after reading Peter's book I wanted to try the 'squinch' on my actress friend, Annie. She's a really versatile actress so after I'd taken some standard headshots, I wanted to try something a little more edgy. This shot isn't intended to be her main headshot, just something a little different when the role calls for it. I don't have a fancy lighting set up yet, just two 150w heads (so no additional rim lighting for the moment) and if I remember correctly, I think this was taken with one strobe with a softbox overhead and a reflector at chest level.