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In this clip from her creativeLIVE workshop, Digital Photography 101, Erin Manning demonstrates how to take a portrait of a person wearing glasses while avoiding catching any pesky glare.
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Those lights aren't helping at all. They are too far away and are casting specular light .You have a huge window that would look so much better. Ditch those horrible hot lights. Get some speedlites. Reflections aren't necessarily a bad thing, as long as the reflection is a pleasant diffused and even shape. Hope someone finds this helpful.
Maybe do this, maybe do that, maybe do the other? Not informative or authoritative.
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It's called "Angle of Incidence" as all photographs are captures of light reflection so you need to avoid direct lighting that can bounce into the lens. Great tip to slightly adjust the glasses to adjust the reflective angle.
Thanks, Glare
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