Although I’m not a great fan of FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON, I was listening to the LIFEFORMS album for the whole afternoon. Here's the result. BTW, my daughter picked this one from a bunch. :-)
Oh, wow! That is simply stunning! What are all those little glass things? Beads? They look hollow rather than like full glass! The overlapping effect they create is simply stunning, and lighting them from below like that is awesome! Very nice work!
Kimbomac: Those are little decorative-only hollow glass beads that float on water. Very lightweight and fragile little thingies. Usually found in big vases with minimalist floral arrangements.
MrNelson: Lightbox for a binocular shot is self made with glass very similar to the opal glass from Anchor Optics. The one I've used for glass beads is an old cold light tube-based Hama, very similar to LP554. It's a little dim but great for checking slides and negatives. It is possible to find factory made light panels, just Goggle "light box", "tracing table", "backlit panel"...
Stunning! I love all your glass photos! I know glass is such a difficult subject to take because of all the dust and reflections you have to deal with, the fact that your entire theme is about glass AND they all look spectacular, it's really impressive.
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Although I’m not a great fan of FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON, I was listening to the LIFEFORMS album for the whole afternoon. Here's the result. BTW, my daughter picked this one from a bunch. :-)
Another fantastic picture.
So did you make this light box or is it something that can be bought?
Oh, wow! That is simply stunning! What are all those little glass things? Beads? They look hollow rather than like full glass! The overlapping effect they create is simply stunning, and lighting them from below like that is awesome! Very nice work!
amazing shot....the two colors complement each other beautifully
Oooh! Very futuristic!! Nice choice of colours too.
Kimbomac: Those are little decorative-only hollow glass beads that float on water. Very lightweight and fragile little thingies. Usually found in big vases with minimalist floral arrangements.
MrNelson: Lightbox for a binocular shot is self made with glass very similar to the opal glass from Anchor Optics. The one I've used for glass beads is an old cold light tube-based Hama, very similar to LP554. It's a little dim but great for checking slides and negatives. It is possible to find factory made light panels, just Goggle "light box", "tracing table", "backlit panel"...
Stunning! I love all your glass photos! I know glass is such a difficult subject to take because of all the dust and reflections you have to deal with, the fact that your entire theme is about glass AND they all look spectacular, it's really impressive.
Stunning!
I love the title names youu have chosen and the bottom light glass is really working well
Cool shot...GREAT!
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