Kailee at the B & B (Patreon)

all natural light from the front and ambient from the rear lamps and daylight

85mm

ISO 200, 1/80th second, f/1.2

In my opinion it's best to have all the lamps in a room or building where you are photographing someone turned on and make sure they show up in the image. A lamp that appears off either because it is off or because the exposure made it appear to be off ruins the images and creates a dead space. Always adjust your exposure to the lamps show up in the background even if they appear somewhat dim.