Tiffany Co.

[412 Burgh]

Who knew my mom had Tiffany glasses? Surely not me. I was told not to break it while I was shooting. However, just a few test shots of me using my new B800 and beauty dish! Any critiques would be fun/cool!

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Tiffany Co. Red. by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr
Red Tiffany by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr



ZMD_3271 by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr

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Tiffany Co. by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr
ZMD_3258 by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr

 

[412 Burgh]

Wow...Looks so ****ty on my computer monitor compared to my macbook pro..!!

 

[JoshuaSimPhotography]

Great! Like how u used some coloured water to make the pic stand out

 

[matthewo]

i think its painted or red blown glass.

 

[SCraig]

Need to lose the reflections. Large distracting reflections on glass photography are a no-no unless they are used to outline the glass. Google Glass Photography and look at some of them. The better ones have very little in the way of reflection and that's what makes it difficult. You have to make the glass stand out but at the same time eliminate the reflections.

 

[charlie76]

Pretty cool glass....I like the shots. Nice find...my mom has various things like that laying around also....I should take a closer look.

I am distracted a little bit by the condensation on the glass...I would try room temperature water. Also, the glass appears to have some smudge marks (or might be reflections)....might get out some alcohol and clean it good.
I think the shot would look better "floating in space"...just on black. I'm not a huge fan of the pedestal.

 

[412 Burgh]

i think its painted or red blown glass.

it's definitely tiffany