i make glass jewellery, a bit of tableware and lots of hangings. my problem is tha while i can get really good photos of everything else my hanging always come out with light bouncing all over the place or , under difused light, rather dead .
is there anyone out there that has overcome this problem? i am fed up with galleries saying -oh they are so much nicer than your pictures.
thanks for any help
sylvie
anyone out there doing glass hangings?
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Window hangings
http://community.webshots.com/album/62967227AfKlWJ
Do you mean like these? These are kiln carved and strung together. I refer to them as window hangings...is this what you are about?
Lighting? Joni's was front lit and against a wall. Pretty flat. Charlotte's was back lit with natural light once installed. Dramatic, but maybe not desriptive enough?
I have a guy who photographs most all of my work in natural light early in the moring since his bay door faces east (indoors, yet getting direct natural light). He diffuses the light with a frosted plastic sheeting that's draped across the bay opening and concentrates it with an aluminum tri-fold screen, so he isn't getting any hot spots, but gets good solid lighting. You could try playing with that concept and see if that softens those hot spots.
Do you mean like these? These are kiln carved and strung together. I refer to them as window hangings...is this what you are about?
Lighting? Joni's was front lit and against a wall. Pretty flat. Charlotte's was back lit with natural light once installed. Dramatic, but maybe not desriptive enough?
I have a guy who photographs most all of my work in natural light early in the moring since his bay door faces east (indoors, yet getting direct natural light). He diffuses the light with a frosted plastic sheeting that's draped across the bay opening and concentrates it with an aluminum tri-fold screen, so he isn't getting any hot spots, but gets good solid lighting. You could try playing with that concept and see if that softens those hot spots.