I needed to photograph a dark painting. These quickly rigged diffusers did not entirely squelch the glare, but helped some.
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2 comments:
LaRose, I'll just go ahead and answer your inquiry about rigging specs.
Two swatches of some glistening white fabric I had around, duct taped around one leftover wood scrap and one piece of banner railing, each hung from the ceiling with eye hooks and wire. I was in no mood to finesse.
gee whiz, all I was going to observe was how small "Mount M' appears in context to the real world. Actually, this is a glorious picture of Mount M. The whole composition reinforces it over time.
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