Photographing Glass

Studio
Written By Alison Thibault
 

Photographing glass is always a bit of a puzzle, and dichroic glass especially so. The color shifts constantly with light and movement, and this week’s Cold Harbor is even trickier because it’s fully transparent with no opaque glass to anchor the color. In person it reads as a true blue with hints of green, and when the light catches it just right, that coppery flash appears.

Alison Thibault
I taught myself about glass, fusing and jewelry and it all started because I lost a favorite earring at a time when I was looking for a new way of living. I strive to capture simplicity and light with my jewelry, creating personal adornments to enhance your natural light and beauty. I draw inspiration for my work from the works of my mom and my grandmother, the women and girls who wear my jewelry, my island home and the music that is always on as I work.
http://www.WindHorseArts.com
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