half a glass, literally

i will not claim any artistic merit to this but i don't want to stress myself anymore than i have to or that will just aggravate my dizziness. i googled how to shoot glassware but almost all tutorials call for those outside flash thingamajiggers. a pair of them. well, i only have one and it's somewhere in the boxes in the backroom. so i used my lightpad as background but the white cloth underneath the glass registered an ugly grey in the photo.

for the black and white challenge.

[Erika]

Worked out really well! Beautiful shot.

[Sarah]

Lovely lines and exposure.

[KWind]

Lovely composition, light and lines.

[Nadiya Bilovodenko]

great choice!

[8yearson]

Well done for giving it a go, not easy to shoot glass I know!

[Cindy]

Fantastic shot. Wow.

[Dawn]

Lovely shot

[K1W1]

This turned out really great. I like it lots.

[Charles]

very cool :)

[katy]

Yes it is a la northy. Very well done proving it isn't always necessary to have a thingamajigger! Most excellent.

[Lockarec]

I am so impressed! Mine have been so ho-hum. This is dramatic.

[☠northy]

It's clever! I like it!

[Ali P]

Yep I like it too, don't think I could do it though...

[Bill Fenske]

Oooooh, I do like this. Try setting a custom white balance in the camera for the white here. :)

[Amanda R.]

I really love the composition and simplicity of this. Very beautiful shot!

[Chris]

I like it, it has worked well. Congratulations - a tricky task.

[summerfield]

@bill_fe - tell me more later? :-)

[Bill Fenske]

@summerfield sure.

[alta]

So well done

[Netkonnexion]

Love this... great idea. Nice and clean and crisp shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I think it's fine- I like that you see the outline of the glass more than the shape. Good start- you'll improve it should you decide to do another.