03-30-11 – Glass 2: Shattered & Stained

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  • #2266
    Elsinore
    Keymaster

    Glass in all it’s forms. Note: For the purposes of this theme, ceramics and porcelain do not count as glass.

    Another quality theme by Kestrana!

    #38905
    EdenLiesObscured
    Participant

    no apostrophe required

    #38906
    zincprincess
    Participant

    This should probably be in Tips and Tricks but I’m posting it here just in case someone else needs the advice y’all offer. How do I photograph something glass without getting a reflection of the photographer or her stupid flash in the shot?

    #38907
    Kestrana
    Participant

    There are probably other ways but I can think of a few options.
    1. use a tripod and a longer exposure with no flash
    2. go into your flash settings (menu -> flash -> manual ->) change to a lower setting like 1/8th to reduce glare
    3. shooting at an angle if you’re shooting through glass
    4. use an off camera flash to the side of where you are shooting from

    #38908
    orionid
    Participant

    A circular polar filter also helps when shooting through glass at an angle. My CP was my very best friend in Vegas.

    #38909
    SilverStag
    Participant

    A circular polar filter also helps when shooting through glass at an angle. My CP was my very best friend in Vegas.

    Hope Kes doesn’t read that 🙂

    #38910
    soosh
    Participant

    polarizing filter, for sure.

    #38911
    Farktographer
    Participant

    Got myself some empty glass bottles from work – hopefully I can get some pretty good photos out of shattering them. Then again, the whole destructive part should be fun anyways.

    #38912
    olavf
    Participant

    But can you play the Great White North theme on them?

    #38913
    orionid
    Participant

    A circular polar filter also helps when shooting through glass at an angle. My CP was my very best friend in Vegas.

    Hope Kes doesn’t read that 🙂

    Oh, she was more than a friend. 😆

    #38914
    Kestrana
    Participant

    A circular polar filter also helps when shooting through glass at an angle. My CP was my very best friend in Vegas.

    Hope Kes doesn’t read that 🙂

    Oh he let me borrow it 🙂

    #38915
    clouddancer
    Participant

    I don’t believe it does, but just checking anyway, but ceramics don’t count as glass, correct? Seems like a silly question, but just for clarification. I’m thinking that it is its own separate category, but just making sure.

    Edit: And I can’t use a pictures of a glass pipe, right? It’s never been used, I just thought it was pretty, but that counts as drug paraphernalia, even though it could be for tobacco and is legal, so a no-no, right?

    #38916
    Farktographer
    Participant

    I’m guessing ceramics, even porcelain, would be excluded from this competition – seems like the subject should be straight glass.

    #38917
    orionid
    Participant

    I don’t believe it does, but just checking anyway, but ceramics don’t count as glass, correct? Seems like a silly question, but just for clarification. I’m thinking that it is its own separate category, but just making sure.

    Edit: And I can’t use a pictures of a glass pipe, right? It’s never been used, I just thought it was pretty, but that counts as drug paraphernalia, even though it could be for tobacco and is legal, so a no-no, right?

    What’s wrong with paraphernalia? People have posted photos of their “friends'” plants before.

    #38918
    Uranus
    Participant

    And I can’t use a pictures of a glass pipe, right? It’s never been used, I just thought it was pretty, but that counts as drug paraphernalia, even though it could be for tobacco and is legal, so a no-no, right?

    it’s just a glass pipe. anyone who sees it as anything else reveals more about themselves than the pipe. Shoot, post, WIN !

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