Kalikala
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I've been doing photography for a good portion of my life, but never really learned to photograph glass. My husband does reviews for computer parts, which I try and do the photos for. His current review is on a liquid cooling system, with a plexy glass case. Talk about hard to shoot. To add to the difficultey, we are broke, and I have little resourses. While I can be very resourceful, there are some things that you just can't do without.
So I've done some research, learned a lot, and decided to tackle glass head on. Here are some of my better shots, and I'm hoping for some feedback. I'll also tack on some of the shots of the computer, seeing as it might fetch some good ideas for lighting and such.
My camera ~ Sony A100
My "equipment"
~Glass candy dish~
~ White pillow case
~ Craft foam sheets, different colors
~ Glass from a picture frame
~ Two cans of paint
~ Desk lamp with daylight bulb
~Computer~
~ Desk lamp with daylight bulb
~ Brown sheet & suede blanket (I would have liked to have black, but couldn't find anything)
~ Small game table
So I've done some research, learned a lot, and decided to tackle glass head on. Here are some of my better shots, and I'm hoping for some feedback. I'll also tack on some of the shots of the computer, seeing as it might fetch some good ideas for lighting and such.
My camera ~ Sony A100
My "equipment"
~Glass candy dish~
~ White pillow case
~ Craft foam sheets, different colors
~ Glass from a picture frame
~ Two cans of paint
~ Desk lamp with daylight bulb
~Computer~
~ Desk lamp with daylight bulb
~ Brown sheet & suede blanket (I would have liked to have black, but couldn't find anything)
~ Small game table