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09/26/2011 05:21:16 PM |
When I photograph glass I try not to light it up with a flash. I rather bounce light off a white background onto the glass. To light up the grapes use the light that is being bounced off the background and reflect it back to your grapes with foamboard or whatever you use. This light will be very diffused and will cast less shadows and highlights, perfect for grapes.
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09/26/2011 02:38:31 AM |
Interesting lighting, Jenn. I can see this in b/w! |
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09/25/2011 10:18:32 PM |
Unusual light, but fresh. Bench needs a wipe ;) |
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09/25/2011 09:53:18 PM |
No. The grapes would not be in the glass at the beginning. It's a fake. No marks |
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09/25/2011 04:56:14 AM |
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09/24/2011 07:51:10 AM |
I wish the light wasn't so direct. It looks like on-camera flash to me. I think the grapes and the leaves could have benefited from more directional lighting. |
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09/23/2011 08:14:53 PM |
nice high key shot- religious overtones, real wine grapes- well done. |
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09/20/2011 05:24:38 PM |
Nice still life. Well lit and beautifully arranged. It deserves a higher quality glass. |
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09/19/2011 07:25:36 AM |
Very nicely put together, love the colors and lighting and border, this is just different enough from the other wine glass and grape shots to stand out. |
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