Colored glass bottles

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I'm doing a job for a book on color (for children - I'm just a contract photographer for it, not the author) - and while I have to make the book shots all perfectly white (background) I prefer a little mood left in so I snagged a few moments to grab a shot or two for myself. All I did was lose the bottom fill light (the surface they sit on is a panel which can be lit). Best large.

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Where would art be without color? In fact, what would life be without colors? One can say that both life and art would be colorless, but that would not even

Glass bottles

A set of 16 antique purple bottles and jars of varying sizes. Most pieces are free from chips and cracks, but most have a white haze to the bottle. I have been somewhat successful with using petroleum jelly in removing some of the haziness. California Fig Syrup bottle, Columbia Catsup bottle are a couple of the ones being offered in this healthy-sized collection. A little background info on these purple bottles. Some, possibly all of these bottles were not originally purple / Amethyst. The…

About this item What You Will Get: this package comes with 20 pieces of small centerpiece vases in 10 styles, the quantity is sufficient to meet your home decoration needs, you can also share them with others; Each vase is firmly wrapped in the thick boxes to avoid breakage in transit Retro and Elegant Design: the glass vases for centerpieces are decorated with etching patterns, look retro and elegant, they will become the delicate centerpieces for the window, dining or wedding table Long…

I have been blowing glass more and more lately…and loving it so much! It’s a complicated process that takes much time to perfect. Over a Vetro Vero Studio, they are extremely accomplish…

Experimenting with my 'light table' (which to the casual viewer might look like a coffee table with a flash underneath) and some old blue bottles I found while cleaning out my guest room. Strobist: Lit from underneath with SB-80DX @ 1/64, from camera left by SB-26 @ 1/2 in DIY softbox. 1/80, F14, ISO 200.