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Summary: When photographing a glass bottle, make sure your flash is turned off to prevent a glare on the surface of the bottle. Discover how to properly photograph a glass bottle with advice from a professional photographer in this free video on photography.
"Hi! I'm Marika Neumann and today I'm going to show you how to photograph a glass bottle. First you'll want to set up the bottle in front of a well-lit, neutral background. You'll want to turn the flash off on your camera because this will create a glare on the glass surface. Using natural lighting will allow the color and the shape of the bottle to be accentuated. Make sure the bottle is in focus and there are no reflections that can be seen. Experiment with different angles and zooming so you can get a number of different photographs to choose from. Once you are through taking the pictures, review them and keep the ones that you want, and discard the rest. And those are some basic tips on how to photograph a glass bottle."
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