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Experimenting with camera and lighting in Photoshop
- Thread starter ron_c
- Start date
Kelley (Texas)
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This is the Budweiser Beer Talking Frog Mug and it's the top of the mug that is the reflection. I found a photo of the mug on line to give an indication of what it looks like (didn't want to take a photo of it). The blue spots were a happy accident. I turned off all lighting (TV, computer, etc.) except for my desk light, I forgot to turn off my TV speaker system and it has a blue indicator light , indicating it is on and it reflected on the high spots of the frog.
Kelley (Texas)
New member
n/t