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A wine glass. The light is from a softbox 8 feet behind the glass. No other light. Not a masterpiece I know but I am learning.
| Brand: | sony a700 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | MT |
| Username: | 
chappo1 |
| Uploaded: | 10 Nov 2011 - 4:34 AM |
| Tags: | Flash / lighting |
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Thank you folks. Bob, I did add a pour of Aussie Shiraz in a later shot and added a front light at 45 degrees to light it. May post it later.
I wanted to get the glass isolated with one light with the background completely white first.
I really like it when folks post how they lit their studio shots as I like to have a go at matching them...john
It seems that you are learning very well. Lovely capture.
Nice one
The thing with this game is you never stop learning
Well done
Quote: a drop of rose wine to add a little colour might work well
And for some after-shoot refreshment. 
Very well shot & lit.
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