Glass is something that most of us encounter on a daily basis, but rarely do we take the time to appreciate the intricate properties of glass or the role it plays in our lives.
Glass is generally transparent, meaning you can see through it, although it can also be opaque or colored. However, because glass is generally transparent, it works well as windows, allowing light to pass through a solid wall, and it’s also frequently used for bottles and glasses, eyeglasses, and in other applications. Glass is produced by heating raw materials and melting them together, then removing bubbles and cooling while shaping into a desired shape.
Glass has some interesting properties in photography especially, because it can either reflect or be transparent. It captures and manipulates light in a unique manner, and it’s used in such a variety of objects that the possibilities are almost limitless:
Broken dreams are like broken glass By Yvette Depaepe
CLOUDS By Harry Lieber
oil and vinegar By Aida Ianeva
untitled By m salim bhayangkara
House of coloured glass By Jeroen van de Wiel
Hey! look at this!!! By Cesar March
Through the Looking-Glass By Paulo Abrantes
La Défense By Waldemar Wienchol
Azyl By Remigiusz Ossolinski
Let the party begin By Jérôme Le Dorze
MOVING STAIRCASE By Juan PIXELECTA
ShOwer Set By Tim Photography
Glass By Themida’s photos
Entering the Space ship By Par Soderman
cutting through By Alan Kosmac
Generations By Gianluca Trozzi
Rain birds By Tatiana Avdjiev
Splash! By Sinisa Dukanovic
apple By Jordi BCN
Large egg By Pawel Czarnecki
Still Life wine’s glass By Alberto Bianco
Cold glass By Leif Westling
Feeling Blue By Rajasekar Alamanda
Old By Frank Brendel
Autumn By László Czinege
Mirror & glass By Panos Lahanas
Fear looming By Hiroki Fujitani
Two steps up By Katarina Månsson
Street story By Martineb
