Assignment 27 - Glass - Congrats CLS

[DLS]

I couldn't decide between submitting a photo of my Canon glassware or my whisky glassware, so I decided to do both. Here's my Highland Park decanter, a Highland Park shot glass seen through my EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM lens, and a bottle of finest 30 year old single malt. I think this represents some of the best glass available anywhere!


5D Mark II, EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM @ 70mm, f/11, 1/10s, ISO 400, 580 EX II flash bounced off ceiling.

In case you're wondering why there isn't any whisky in the shot glass, I had to turn it upside down to get this image.

Ohhh, Highland Park is one of my favorites. My Dad and I both love settling down with a glass of Scotch when we see eachother. His favorite is Talisker, mine, Lagavulin. Mmmmm. Great shot by the way!

Cheers,

Damian

[adrian mandea]

glass...kinda

[ddt0725]

I haven't been doing much shooting as of lately but this is a shot I took about a month ago. It is the glass dome in the ceiling of one of our public libraries.


Glass Dome by Denise Trocio, on Flickr

[Don Burkett]

My favorite Glass shot...

[rlriii13]

Does he like red or white, Don?

[ddt0725]

LOL! Nice one, Don!

[Don Burkett]

Does he like red or white, Don?

LOL, I often wish I'd have put a little red in the glass but wasn't sure if he'd wake up, jump up or just lie there. This started as a still life with the crystal, bottle and cork on a velvet backdrop, but he wouldn't stop pestering me. So, Plan B was born.

[cls]

Maybe I didn't come up with the most creative interpretation of the subject - I simply set up a shoot with some glasses. I tried a single glass as well as sets of two and three glasses respectively, and out of the images from that set I like this two glasses picture best.



EXIF: 7D, 70-200 f/4 @ 155 f/8, 1/160 sec, flashes from below and behind (through white plastic board)

[Kayaker72]

CLS....nice picture.....

[DLS]

+1....excellent shot cls. Very well executed IMO.