A lot of good photographs sit behind glass. Fish in an aquarium tank, a helmet in a museum case, a street seen from a café window, a city from an observation deck. Most of them come back from the camera with a ghost of the photographer's own jacket across the frame, a green cast, and the autofocus locked on a smudge. None of that is the glass's fault. It's how we stand in front … [Read more...] about Photographing Through Glass at Aquariums, Museums and Windows Without the Reflections