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Tips-n-Tricks: Sun, Glare and Shadow Pictures through Glass Getting Around Smaller = Better? Get Closer Dont Overshoot Emotions Looking Around Equipment Journals What to Shoot Red Eye When to use Flash	Photos Through Glass Need to try and take a photo through glass? There are a few ways to do it. The general rule of thumb is to shoot at an oblique 45 degree angle to the glass. If you absolutely must use a flash, this will help keep it from blowing back into the camera and creating that big white glare. The second option is to use a rotating "polarizing filter". This is a filter you screw on to the end of your lens. It is generally used to help enhance the sky in photographs, but can also do an amazing job of eliminating reflections - just rotate it until the reflections are minimized and shoot away!