wow...superb shot. feels like they are hanging in the hair! excellent color and cool infinite reflections :)
comment by Sharla at 06:08 AM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
I'm a little surprised how neither you or anyone else has addressed how you were able to photograph glasses standing on air, but, for me, I think you used some of that Harry Potter magic. Well done, David, perfect angle.
comment byTom K. at 06:24 AM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
comment byJennifer at 07:43 AM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
Excellent! Love the warm glow - is that PS or was it actually lit like that?
comment byminhternet at 07:45 AM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
Amy I correct in assuming you rotated this image and that they're sitting cup-side down on a dark mat of some sort? No matter, it's beautiful, I especially love the diffracted light through the bases of the glasses.
comment byCraig at 11:05 AM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
I'd say they are flipped, thats why it makes your eyes bounce around......csj
comment bydjn1 at 08:18 PM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
Thanks all. And yes, this was rotated ;-)
comment byoldshutterhand at 09:59 PM (GMT) on 6 November, 2007
Perfect image and impressing depht. Cool pattern in warm colours. Upside down..... good idea.
comment byMartin duckitt at 08:33 PM (GMT) on 7 November, 2007
wow well done. How come is it that the glasses looks like it floats
comment byJosef Renklint at 03:36 PM (GMT) on 8 November, 2007
Gorgeous. Love the warm tones.
comment byclaude at 09:30 PM (GMT) on 8 November, 2007
Wow! Simply beautiful. I like the warm tones a lot!
comment by Prakash Trivedi at 04:01 PM (GMT) on 13 November, 2007
First very nice shots. I love your work and come here kind of daily to get the inspiration. In the last couple of photos how did you avoid getting your own reflection in them.
I thought this was a fitting follow-up to yesterday's shot of the wine bottles :-)
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this is genuinely wonderful. great shot :)
Wow, this one is even better than the bottles! :) Really nice.
Cool shot.
Mucn better than what you posted yesterday
Yes. And this one is much better thanks to the DOF. Nice shot, David.
Awesome.
Great shot. I wish the wine glasses didn't have the writing on them, but that's the glassmaker's fault, not the photographer's.
So clean and sparkly!
Upon visiting your site today, I said "wow" out loud at the site of this photo. It's really just wonderful.
wow...superb shot. feels like they are hanging in the hair! excellent color and cool infinite reflections :)
I'm a little surprised how neither you or anyone else has addressed how you were able to photograph glasses standing on air, but, for me, I think you used some of that Harry Potter magic. Well done, David, perfect angle.
Eye popping great photo.
Interesting.. almost a bit disturbing to the eye
Excellent! Love the warm glow - is that PS or was it actually lit like that?
Amy I correct in assuming you rotated this image and that they're sitting cup-side down on a dark mat of some sort? No matter, it's beautiful, I especially love the diffracted light through the bases of the glasses.
I'd say they are flipped, thats why it makes your eyes bounce around......csj
Thanks all. And yes, this was rotated ;-)
Perfect image and impressing depht. Cool pattern in warm colours. Upside down..... good idea.
wow well done. How come is it that the glasses looks like it floats
Gorgeous. Love the warm tones.
Wow! Simply beautiful. I like the warm tones a lot!
First very nice shots. I love your work and come here kind of daily to get the inspiration. In the last couple of photos how did you avoid getting your own reflection in them.
Thanks,
pk.