Position the cursor in the upper right corner until you get the crossed, double-headed arrows. This color adds some warmth and it isn't as stark and harsh as white light. Edit the Ambient light value to 75, darkening the image slightly. Leave the Spotlight 3 settings at their defaults. You'll see how changing the lighting slightly with the spotlights highlights the boy and the puppy as the central focus in this image.
Nothing beats a lens flare for adding drama to an image.
The last example is a photo of Geoffrey, just after he earned his black belt in USA karate. From the EasyPalette's Lighting Gallery, Lens Flare, right click on Lens Flare 1 and choose Modify Properties and Apply. When the dialog box opens, position the cursor in the upper left corner of the Preview window, until it turns into a crossed pair of double-headed arrows. Drag the lens flare effect until it's positioned near the tip of the sword. The default orange-yellow Light color doesn't do much for this photo.