How To Photograph Artwork Under Glass at Lilly Lee blog

How To Photograph Artwork Under Glass. I'm trying to sell a picture of a piece of artwork for charity, and i'd like to photograph it. Just last week we had a client bring us a bunch of photographs he'd tried to take of some plaques hanging on his wall. Capture reflections of people, objects, or scenes to add an artistic touch to your photos. Photographing a painting under glass. A drop shadow can give your paintings a professional finish in photoshop (image credit: Here's an easy way to improve your reproductions without using any special lighting or equipment. As you can see, i’ve laid the custom painting on the floor. It's in a glass frame with lots of glare. Make sure that there aren't any other bright light sources [or windows] in the room. Try different angles and perspectives for cool effects. Any ideas of what i can to to photograph it to look the absolute. What i do is photograph the painting from an angle to control what is reflected in the glass. Use 2 or 4 lights depending on the size of the artwork. Do your pictures look like the one on the left?

As you can see, i’ve laid the custom painting on the floor. A drop shadow can give your paintings a professional finish in photoshop (image credit: Do your pictures look like the one on the left? Here's an easy way to improve your reproductions without using any special lighting or equipment. Capture reflections of people, objects, or scenes to add an artistic touch to your photos. What i do is photograph the painting from an angle to control what is reflected in the glass. Any ideas of what i can to to photograph it to look the absolute. Use 2 or 4 lights depending on the size of the artwork. Just last week we had a client bring us a bunch of photographs he'd tried to take of some plaques hanging on his wall. Try different angles and perspectives for cool effects.

A Clever Way to Photograph Glass Photography

How To Photograph Artwork Under Glass As you can see, i’ve laid the custom painting on the floor. Just last week we had a client bring us a bunch of photographs he'd tried to take of some plaques hanging on his wall. As you can see, i’ve laid the custom painting on the floor. Capture reflections of people, objects, or scenes to add an artistic touch to your photos. Make sure that there aren't any other bright light sources [or windows] in the room. Here's an easy way to improve your reproductions without using any special lighting or equipment. Do your pictures look like the one on the left? It's in a glass frame with lots of glare. Try different angles and perspectives for cool effects. Any ideas of what i can to to photograph it to look the absolute. What i do is photograph the painting from an angle to control what is reflected in the glass. A drop shadow can give your paintings a professional finish in photoshop (image credit: I'm trying to sell a picture of a piece of artwork for charity, and i'd like to photograph it. Photographing a painting under glass. Use 2 or 4 lights depending on the size of the artwork.