Misaligned

for Joan R's @joansmor lighting group http://365project.org/discuss/general/29122/light-amateur . This is lit from the side with a single light aimed towards the backdrop. I spent a LOT of time trying to get the highlight off the front; final got it down to a tiny slit ... and didn't notice that the lines didn't quite line up. I wonder what would have happened with the reflection onto the left side of the glass had I moved the glass a bit further back from the background.

[Sandy]

That is so cool. How did you manage to get that effect? Did you have something black and white in the glass?

[Karen H]

I tried the same one tonight. Took some work. i think yours turned out better. Nicely done.

[Susan]

Really cool image!

[Walks @ 7]

I like this a GREAT deal, the pattern and the flow. Fav!

[Kingston Road Creative]

Very cool, I commend the effort as well!

[gloria jones]

Well done...neat result

[summerfield]

you're so brave doing this. i can't get any decent shot when i try to do this. that misalignment is a conundrum.

[Sam]

Very, very cool :)

[Ethel]

You are setting yourself some lofty challenges lately. Well done

[Joyce]

This is so creative and effective Francoise Fav

[Domenico Dodaro]

Very creative, well done!

[Joan Robillard]

This is not easy and you rock for trying it. Have you noticed the other attempts. I am just blown away by these shots.

[katy]

I have no earthly idea how you did this but it is awesome. You are really branching out and experimenting with some spectacular photos.

[David]

Impressed with your experimentation, Francoise.

[GaryW]

Now that is cool!!!

[Francoise]

@skstein @grammyn This is (I learned) what water in a glass does to a background. There is a sheet of white and a sheet of black posterboard in back, then a lass of water in front. Yep. That's what you see in the glass. Might be called refraction.

[Sandy]

@francoise interesting. I'll have to give it a try.