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  • JMac-2006
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    First try at bright field lighting technique and tried to be a bit more adventurous than the other flickr images i have seen of just one glass – i went for three together :shock: with what i felt was a good composition. The engraving on the glasses really brings out the effect more.

    tell me what you think.

    tommykelso
    Member

    I like this shot… I like that focus is on the 1st glass.. nice one :)

    miki g
    Participant

    Hi Jason. Nice composition & good result. Well done

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Looks good Jason, could see it working with five glasses also,
    would be interested in the set up you used.

    JMac-2006
    Participant

    Thanks guys

    Jenny, the setup was quite easy a bit of improvisation and one light. The glasses were on a black kitchen worktop, I had a white sheet (actually a white shirt) hung behind the glasses with my canon flash fired by radio triggers placed behind the shirt (could have used a soft box but i haven’t got around to buying one :) ). On either side of the white i placed two black pieces of cloth (actually pillow cases) to provide the black rim detail on the edges of the glass and etched parts of glass.

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Thanks Jason, necessity is the mother of invention :) it turned out very well and
    just goes to show you dont need all the “gear” to get good results.

    ssheridan
    Member

    Hi JMac,

    Great shot, brilliant definition on the glass in the foreground. Nice reflection too. I tried some of this lighting myself yesterday. Great fun!

    Well done!

    Pixelle
    Member

    Maybe simplicity is the mother of invention.

    I find the shiny countertop reflection distracts from the finely etched glass above.

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