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My entire kit of gear : kit.com/robhallphoto nThe light I use : bit.ly/Gad200 with bit.ly/evolvroundnMy favorite modifier : bit.ly/28DPSoftnStand : bit.ly/RHCC10nCamera : bit.ly/SA7R3RHnnPhotography Gear Chat Group: bit.ly/2qB3de5nFollow me on Instagram: bit.ly/2sj7LsqnnEver since I started working at a University capturing editorial portraits I find myself photographing in front of a lot of glass backgrounds. This is difficult for someone who prioritizes flash photography as it typically creates a lot of reflections. Here's a set of tips I use to eliminate or reduce reflections to make them easier to deal with in post production like lightroom or photoshop. The video discusses light position, feathering, modifier selection and bouncing for coping with glass as a background. Lastly it goes over positions when shooting through glass.
