Not Dominoes

Im back at this horror feel. I was trying to give just enough light on the foreground, so that the audience could make out that it was a door, and then shed just enough onto the subject to see him--but not identify him (again with non coincidence tone, because he is hidden in the dark tones behind him, overpowered by the white walls and lit door in front of him.) I learned mostly how to angle the light, and shadow subject with affinity of background tone against contrast of foreground tone; not exactly textbook official, but i think it gives it a nice effect.