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Trying out Wine Glass Reflection.

I decided to look at reflection in wine glasses, i wanted to look at attractions and historical buildings. I started with the new wall mural that was painted near the high street.
   I decided to play around with editing on iphoto, i boosted the contrast and played around with the filters.
Another one i decided to crop a bit more to get a close up of the reflection in the glass.
I then decided to sharpen the image up making it stand it a bit more. again on iphoto. 
 I then moved on to the war memorial near the center of town, i wanted to capture the reflection of the shape of the building, as i found it quite an interesting shape.


I decided to crop this image and use a filter on my phone just to play around with the settings on my phone, i liked the cropping but was unsure if the colours worked well in the image and thought about making it sepia or black and white, but i don't want to many black and white images.



I then decided to put it on iphoto and play around with filters on that, and the contrast ect.

 

I took this image before the one above. I was unsure whether i liked it or not. I like the reflection in the glass but i was unsure about the sides of the image. i decided to try and crop and play around with it.
I prefer this image now that i have cropped it, but i dont think its one i would use. I dont think the reflection in the glass. now that its cropped, is very clear as to what it is. compared the other image.

I will keep practicing with these reflections but i think i will try with mirrors next and come back to wine glasses later. i have a new fish eye lenses that i think could be interesting with the wine glasses.

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