Head-on Glass Vessels

[Mike Buckley]

These images hopefully portray the somewhat confrontational relationships.


Photo #1



Photo #2



Photo #3



Photo #4

[Digital]

I do like #2,3,4 because of the position of each of these elements. IMHO these pics showed more imagination.




Bruce

[Mike Buckley]

Thanks, Bruce, especially for your comment in the context of your comment in the other thread. Like you, I'm leaning toward liking the first one less than the other three.

[Brownbear]

I like #2 the best (they look like they are in love and about to seal that love with a kiss), followed closely by #4 (yes, indeed confrontational)

Mike, I wonder if you have ever seen this glassware which is made in Finland... It is beautiful and detailed. Not sure if it fits with your style of photography but thought I would share anyway.

https://www.iittala.com/Series/Iitta...Ultima%20Thule

https://www.iittala.com/Series/Iitta...tas/c/Claritas

https://www.iittala.com/Series/Iitta...tivo/c/Festivo

[Mike Buckley]

Thanks for those links, Christina. I've never seen that glassware. I especially like the Claritas model for its simplicity and use of air bubbles.

Now that you mention that #2 looks like kissing vessels, I completely see your point. In fact, I think it conveys love a lot more than confrontation.

[Brownbear]

My pleasure. Check out the rest of the web site, a lot of modern, simple glassware with beautiful lines.

Thanks for those links, Christina. I've never seen that glassware. I especially like the Claritas model for its simplicity and use of air bubbles.

Now that you mention that #2 looks like kissing vessels, I completely see your point. In fact, I think it conveys love a lot more than confrontation.