Glasses are not a problem

In a shot with glasses, avoid reflections – and it is easy. Move the lights (umbrellas, softboxes, whatever you use) 45 degrees to the subject’s side, and 45 degrees up.

If you see a reflection, like this:

..then do the following:

  • move the lights a little further up
  • or ask the subject to aim his head down just a little.

And often, “simple” is all you need. Just remember to pay attention to possible reflections!

 

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About Michael Willems

Michael is a professional photographer and photography teacher and private coach. Based in Ontario, he teaches and shoots worldwide. See more at www.michaelwillems.ca and www.speedlighter.ca
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