Taking a professional "selfie"

I don't take "selfies". I feel so very old everytime I see people take selfies. Throughout history, the self portrait is prominent in painting, and also in photography. So here's a picture of me.

I needed a new profile picture for my website, and one to use in a professional context. Instead of just getting someone to take the shot, I decided to learn a new lightning technique.

This image was put together in my lounge room, against my dark grey feature wall.

I choose to use my 105 F2 DC on a tripod, and used a single wireless flash to the left of camera. This was to gain the "Rembrandt" lighting.

This picture shows the set up, you'll have to imagine me standing between the umbrella and the reflector precariously balanced on an office chair. The art work on the wall is 1/100 , and a piece from @lucydyer - one of our veryown Steemians!

This image is a 400% crop of my eyeball, showing a broken blood vessel being on top of the surface of the eye. The 105 F2 DC is so riddicously sharp!

Comment and critique welcomed.

My Camera Kit and Gear:

2x Nikon D750
Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 VC USD G2
Tamron 70-200 f/2.8 VC USD G2
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 D
Nikkor 105 f/2 DC
2x Godox TT685N
1x Godox Pro X1 Trigger

Thanks for looking! :)