The key light is from a high back light angle. And the color is "Open White." I like this picture because it shows the "halo effect" that can be accomplished with a high back light.

This picture is from the Pearl Jam concert at the Xcel Center in St. Paul. The key light is coming from withing the picture, however if you think about it you can just crop of the source and look only at the audience. If you do that you notice that the key light (the only source infact) is coming from stage left. I like this image because of how it lights the audience up completely (there is an accompanying photo that show the rest of the center in front of where we were sitting, there wasn't much behind us). And the color selection by the lighting designor.

This picture was taken in St. Peter's Basicila in the Vatican City. It is of the only peiece of work that Michelangelo put his name to. The key light comes from the camara flashes from other camaras (won't they be disappointed when the see that their images are washed out). I like this one because it reminds me of how cool it was to see the piece of work.

This was taken in Firenze, IT at our hotel. It is of me and my brother sharing a bed. And the key light is coming from just over my head through the partially open window covering. I guess that would be considered left back.

This was taken in Vail, CO. the key light is coming from the left front of the subjects. I like this photo because of the highlight on the subjects and it's a photo of my family and girlfriend.