Hi again eveyone. I just got a call from the marina about the upcoming boat show. (I really gotta hustle & make some samples!) Anyway, how should I light my glass pieces at the show? Should I light them at all?
Thanks, Felix
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lighting gold signs (at shows)
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Experiment. Just remember gold is basically the same as a mirror. It reflects what is in the background, so if you have a lot of black or dark areas in your booth being reflected, your burnished gold will be dark.
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Golden Era Studios
Vintage Ornamental Clip art
Jackson Hole, WY
Photography site:
Teton Images
Jackson Hole photography blog:
Best of the Tetons