Dramatic Headshot with Gobo - Another in my session using Reagan G8F. One light source with a gobo. Because the light is relatively small, the light is hard and harsh. This adds to the drama in a portrait. I'm starting to enjoy doing portraits in DAZ about as much as I did when I was operating my studio. While I miss the interaction, I can create some awesome lighting situations that would have taken hours and lots of equipment. (Well, not in this case because it is one light and a gobo.) What would it have taken to do this in real life? 1 10x20 foot back drop ($200) 3 10' light stands (about $80 each) 1 10' cross bar (about $50) 1 800WS mono light with a small parabolic reflector ($300) 1 6' lightstand (about $60) 1 gobo arm (about $40) 1 gobo (about $3 because I would make it myself out of foam core) Total real life expense: $813 $800 buys a LOT of digital assets in DAZ.