Technically speaking Leibovitz light is VERY different from yours, so it's more of a starting point than a replication. Avedon light is very precise. If/when you nal it: it is very specific in terms of how it casts shadows. Not hard to learn but harder to get right ALL the time.





There is a VERY cooool documentary on Youtube in nine parts of nine minutes or so called Avedon Darkness And Light. Somewhere between the 6th and 7th minute you can see his lighting setup. Or one of the ones he uses. (He wasnt very consistent but he did have his favorites). I could explain it to you but my technical English sucks bad. I am not a native speaker.