OK since catchlight is popular

Most of my work uses some sort of artificial light. But this one happened to use an open garage door.

No reflector at all. Just a soft ambient light coming through a garage door at about 1pm in the afternoon during the middle of summer. Makes for a nice soft light. On a larger res you can see a truck and a house across the street reflected in her eyes.

The skin tone is...asian. It is what it is, and it's lovely. Jasmine's skin is a dream to process. I play a lot with the color channels in curves to get skin tones the way I like them.

Nice image, and yes, the colors of the image are nice and her skin is nice too.

I'm out of this competition though, I haven't shot anything outside my studio for a long time, and if I do shoot outdoors I often use my flash off camera to add catchlights.

Jkleb: Lovely model, the skin tones are lush and of course the lighting is one of those magical things that one gets once in a while. I like shooting in natural light around a half hour before sundown when there is a lot of illuminated particulate matter in the atmosphere. It can make really old people look vibrant! Very nice image, eyes look so soft and alive.

Mike: Yes! Nice treatment, perfect exposure I think. Nice.

Dining room light.

Corey, what you have there is a modified butterfly lighting pattern, look under his nose.  That is some seriously good glamour lighting, look at how the shadow on his cheek contours his face.
(Sorry glamour is what I know, lol)