Nowhere is the battle against specular highlights more pronounced than when one tries to photograph a framed piece of artwork.
“Specular highlights” a direct reflection of the light source on a subject, also known as “glare”, is the bane of all who try to photograph reflective surfaces.
Where We Are Today:
As they say in Hollywood, we are “on hiatus”.
Said another way, we are “pausing”, or putting a “gap in the sequence” of seminars. Right now, we’ve postponed our scheduled classes. They are on hold.
Why? The economy is affecting the seminars, too.
To paraphrase Charles Dickens, “These are the best of times, these are the worst of times.”
It’s all a matter of perspective.
Looking at the bright side, the tools we have available for use as professional photographers have never been better or more competitively priced.