Unlock the Magic of Photographing Reflective Surfaces
by Dave Scott
In this workshop we will be reviewing some of the complexities of photographing reflective objects. Specifically glass. We will cover reflective angles and the family of angles and how they can impact your image. To achieve well defined edge definition of glass we will learn the steps to create bright-field lighting techniques as well as dark-field lighting. I will also cover the steps to add additional lighting for appealing reflections and specular highlights in the glass.
Regardless of what type of photography you do, if you photograph reflective materials or products, this workshop will help you better understand how to control light to improve your resulting images. This can all be done with simple off camera lighting equipment and light modifiers you probably already have. Attendees are encouraged to bring your cameras and try some of the techniques you've learned. Dave will have a couple stations set up and will provide assistance - as well as answer any questions you may have.
Register early as space is limited.
Members are free. Guests must register and pay in advance. Register early for a discount. No refunds or onsite registration.
ABOUT DAVE SCOTT
Dave began in photography in the early 70’s with the purchase of a Fujica 35mm SLR camera and a couple of lenses. After retiring from a long career as an engineer, Dave set up and started the commercial photography business 4 Scott’s Photography. Dave is an award winning photographer with his work having been highlighted in magazines and corporate advertising campaigns. He is working full time at developing his 4 Scott's business and continuing to develop skills as a photographer.
