This was taken using one spotlight with a blue gel. It was likely that the photographer chose the blue gel as it matched the model's blue lipstick, therefore creating a theme of the picture. The light was positioned to her right and shined so that a hard shadow is cast under her chin.
This is similar to the previous image in that the photographer has kept to a colour scheme; that being bright Red. This is shown through the red lipstick and the red gel on the spotlight. Again, the light has been directed to the right side of her face, this time casting a square shadow.
This was from the same image series as the first image, as it features the same model and the colour scheme of blue. The light has been positioned differently however, this time with the light covering the top half of her face, which casts a hard shadow under her chin.
This has made use of two different spotlights, which are facing either side of her body. There is a blue gel on the light facing her right side, and a pink gel on the one facing her right, creating a two tone effect. Because her face is side on to the camera, it has cast a split colour effect vertically down her face.
This image is lit in a much more low key way than the others. There is only one gel spotlight, a blue one pointing to the right side of his head. It has been lightly lit from the front too, most likely using a soft light.
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