Yeah, I always seem to have problems getting glass to be clear,
refractive and visible, all at the same time. I think that I need to
work on the lighting and the actual definition of the glass texture. I
wish I could look at a piece of leaded crystal, floating in a black
space illuminated by on or two lights so I could see first hand what it
*should* look like. 

-paul

Francois Labreque wrote:
> 
> Paul Jones wrote:
> >
> > comments?
> 
> There's only one problem to an otherwise amazing picture.  It's very
> hard to differentiate between the "black" pieces and the "white" pieces.
> 
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