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Another good way to photograph through thick glass is to put the lens hood right up against the glass. This should block out 95% of the reflections and get a clearer image. Of course, you’ve no angle to shoot at then, only what comes right in front of you.
Hey Chris
I really like the new design of the new website. However I think it’s a bit confusing when the right columns jump to the bottom of the page when resizing. Plus this breaks the logo at the top and the navigation is messed up on my screen. I think the width of the page is totally ok but just make it fixed.
And another comment concerning the navigation at the top. I think it would give the site a better structure if you don’t put “external” links (like to the forum there. You could just insert a page there with a few words about the forum and then put the link on that page. That would make browsing the different tabs much easier.
But hey. For one night that is indeed great work. And by the way as always great show.