Photographing Glass art
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Lighting is the key.
Controlling reflections by understanding the 'family of angles', and understanding how to use light to define the edges of the piece will be important.
This inexpensive book covers the fundamental photographic lighting concepts you will need to know - Light Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting
Controlling reflections by understanding the 'family of angles', and understanding how to use light to define the edges of the piece will be important.
This inexpensive book covers the fundamental photographic lighting concepts you will need to know - Light Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting
I've used this setup many a time. Works great.
Light up the Floor - A Floor Lit Table Top Studio Project | DIYPhotography.net
Light up the Floor - A Floor Lit Table Top Studio Project | DIYPhotography.net
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just saying "glass art" is rather vague. lots of things could be considered glass art and they met each be best photographed in different ways.
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