Glass distortion

The photographs of Suzanne Saroff explore perspective by using water and glass to warp the appearance of fruits, lobsters, cabbages, and more.

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Photographer Suzanne Saroff began working in her discipline the way most do, developing a love for it through picking up disposable cameras and point and shoots. Hooked, the Missoula-born and now New York-based photographer “endeavoured to learn as much as possible about the art, teaching myself aspects of DSLR cameras and learning lighting techniques while exploring composition and subject matter,” she tells us. Since then, composition has become a part of Suzanne’s work she’s garnered a…

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Head over to Beneath the Surface Blog to learn about photographer, Suzanne Saroff’s use of natural light and glass to distort carefully curated floral arrangements. As beams of light travel through the water-filled glasses, they slow down and change direction slightly, “bending” the imprint on both the eye and camera sensor. #photography #glass #water #light #lightingdesign #glassgesign #distortion #naturallight #bending #bendinglight