Huh, I've never heard of "three-point lighting", but accidentally stumbled into the practice. My office is in a spare bedroom, where the East wall is my desk w

Huh, I've never heard of "three-point lighting", but accidentally stumbled into the practice. My office is in a spare bedroom, where the East wall is my desk with 1500 lumens of bias lighting behind my monitor, the South wall is a TV with 2900 lumens of bias lighting and the North wall is a big window where I've put a 1600 lumen lightstrip on top of the holder of the shade, pointing upwards. I run it all (Hue lights) at 6500K during the daytime while I'm working, find it to be plenty of light, and I can't see any of the actual bulbs as points of glare.