Luke and Joe

[Hamish Gill]

Ive had this idea to shoot partially through a glass to get a bit of flare ... it didnt work so well when i was messing about (slightly inebriated) in the pub last night but i quite like the effect non the less

 

[Brodie Jackson]

Oo, i like the effect too!
To me when looking at it, it separates you from the image.. but in a way makes you seem like you're there... watching? Idk if this is making sense lol. Like you're a fly on the wall i guess? haha. anywho, I like them!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

I've heard of beer goggles, but beer glass filters???

 

[adrian jordin]

Was this your way of pointing out the glass was empty at the time......

 

[Pete Askew]

It's a bit like Brian's flipped lenses! In this case you even have a variable, gradient effect ranging from glass half full to empty (for high key) and glass half empty to empty (for low key)! And there's no end of creative colour possibilities from Campari warm-up filters to Blue Curacao as well...

That second shot is quite effective isn't it. I trust these were shot well before 4:00 though!!

 

[Paul Lange]

The last one is really nice, I like the way they are engaging you with relaxed poses and not gone stiff. Was that your super relaxed easy going vibe that they caught on to, or were they just drunk too?