Since starting our daily photo project this year, we've constantly been on the lookout for interesting subjects or locations from which to shoot. Unfortunately, we sometimes come across things that might be very photo-worthy but the circumstances don't really allow for a good shot to be taken. If we see something outside while we're driving or at work there's usually one obstacle that stands between us and our subject- glass. We've seen so many shots with unwanted reflections and streaks that we've been a bit intimidated to master the art of shooting through glass. We'll have to put polishing that technique on our photographic to-do list, but until we do, we have instead turned our focus to photos featuring glass items. Baby steps!
Hask snapped this fellow checking himself out in the mirror. Being a model seems to have made him quite the narcissist- it looks as though he's pondering “does this woodgrain make me look fat?”
Dro captured the colourful mosaic glass pieces of a hurricane lamp that we own. Each individual piece of glass reflects light at a slightly different angle, making beautiful reflections all around it.
Very nice set. Those figures make great subjects (I have one too)