Glass Sculpture in Early Morning Sunlight
I was doing some “homework” for Dave duChemin’s “Compelling Frame” on-line course when I stumbled on this opportunity. I was working this sculpture from multiple angles when a bright blast of light flashed in my eye. The light was coming from the rear right of the frame. It entered the sculpture from the rear right angle and reflected on the rear left internal face. It blasted back out at me at approximately a 270 degree angle from which it first struck the sculpture. I took several minutes to capture the bright reflection. Camera movement of only a few millimeters impacted the reflection. At the same time the sun was moving slightly. After several unsuccessful attempts, I caught one that was a “keeper”. This was an excellent lesson and how an intentional point of view (POV) made the image.