It took 2 camera phones to get the shot

While waiting for my lunch I saw this very interesting reflection in the screen of my iPhone, but how could I photograph the reflection? I borrowed Julie’s iPhone and used her camera to photograph the reflection. I like the crisp reflection in the iPhone screen contrasted along side the soft reflection in the surface of the table.

Remember when you photograph a reflection you are focusing on the reflected object not the reflective surface. Notice that the iPhone case is not nearly as crisp as the ceiling fixture because the focus is set for 5 or 6 feet not the 8 inches that the iPhone was from the other iPhone.

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Family Photos
My family and I would like to thank you very much for the beautiful photos of the family. The large family picture looks wonderful in our family room. The others we will put up in due time. It was a great experience and you and Bob were extremely professional.

Thanks again!
RB
Headshots
I called Bob on very short notice for some pictures. I did not have any hard & fast rules so Bob’s direction and guidance was really appreciated. I felt really comfortable with Bob’s process; he & Julie helped to create a fun & casual atmosphere.
My pictures turned out just beautiful! Thank you, Bob. I’d recommend you to anyone.
Natalie
Creative Workshops
Bob does a excellent job of putting together creative meetup workshops from technical setups of your camera, composition, lighting, editing images, travel arrangements and accommodations. If you haven’t experienced a workshop with Bob, your missing the chance to expand your knowledge and creativity of your photography skills along with a fun time and interesting challenges and places to photograph. Dan from Swartz Creek, Michigan.
Dan C.