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Choosing the subjects |
Photographic presentation of stained glass panels in situ |
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Photographic presentation of stained glass panels in situ
The photographic presentation is not by all means complete. For now the stained glass panels have been photographed in detail (See additional images), but they have been photographed against artificial light coming from a lighted table with an opaque screen .
This way the grisaille painting stands out, but the different degrees of transparency of different quality glass tiles are lost. Also lost is the contrast between the grisaille painting and the mouth-blown, with its characteristic air bubbles. These contrasts, which are very beautiful and planned with care, can be best appreciated when the panels are placed in front of natural light.