From: Christine Aguila
Thanks for posting, Bob. Interesting work and commentary. But I
don't understand this technique: "By this time I'd called everyone
over from their desks and they stood and watched the incredible light
show as I frantically
*snapped away from under my coat (to cut out reflections from the
glass of the office window). Then, as fast as it had appeared, it was
gone."*
What does he mean from under my coat? I can't quite visualize what
he's doing? If he's under his coat, how does he get the picture?
Can anyone explain? Cheers, Christine
Pulled his coat up over his head and got right up against the glass so
the coat would block the inside office lights from reflecting off the
glass.
Same thing as where you use a rubber lens hood and stick it right up
against the glass. Or this dohickey:
http://www.lenskirt.com/
Click on the examples link & hover the pointer over the images to see
what it does.
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