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Archive for 24. January 2009
Wine Glass in Black and White
24. January 2009 by David.
There wasn’t any trick photography here. The reflections all depended on the placement of the glass, black mask, liquid and backlighting. I placed the camera about 10-12 feet in front of the glasses to help control the depth of field so that all the glasses would be in focus. When dealing with glasses or similar circular objects being too close will create unwanted reflections.
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