Some glass shots

SloYerRoll

I hadn't picked up my camera in almost 3 weeks since I just moved and things were so hectic. So I stopped everything two nights ago and set up a pseudo studio in my garage.
Here are two of the results:

Click on shots for EXIF






C&C not only welcome. It's warmly invited.

-Jon

P.S. It is soooo nice to have a full garage at your disposal. I already have all kinds of Frankenstein ideas for lighting modifiers floating through my head!

Skippy

SloYerRoll wrote:

I hadn't picked up my camera in almost 3 weeks since I just moved and things were so hectic. So I stopped everything two nights ago and set up a pseudo studio in my garage.
Here are two of the results:

Click on shots for EXIF

C&C not only welcome. It's warmly invited.

-Jon

P.S. It is soooo nice to have a full garage at your disposal. I already have all kinds of Frankenstein ideas for lighting modifiers floating through my head!

Wow Jon, I like both shots.

The second shot is excellent you can clearly read all the text on the Vodka bottle without any light reflection that often happens when using lights to illuminate Glass

Very very impressive Jon
Thanks for sharing .... Skippy
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Awais Yaqub

very cool i liked them both

SloYerRoll

Thanks Skippy & Awis.
Light: Science and Magic (third edition) by Fil Hunter & Paul Fuqua is an incredible resource that really teaches you not only how to light things like this. But why you light things like this so you can go into any situation and confidently light it.
It can be a bit dry in places. But I genuinely believe it's a must have for any professional photographer. (I'm not a pro though obviously)

NOTE:
Make sure to get the third edition. THie forst two editions are B&W print.

All the best,
-Jon