d c stained glass, 11 Allhallows Lane, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4JH
Tel: 07890 840768
Email: debbiesshed@gmail.com
I welcome commissions for stained and leaded glass windows and panels, bespoke sculptures and unique commemorative pieces and you will be made most welcome at my studio.
I am available at all times by appointment or you can just call in. Please do call first if you are making a special trip as I occasionally have to close for site visits and other appointments and I would be sorry to miss you!
So, my regular studio opening hours are 9:30am – 4:30pm every day, except for closing on Thursday and Sundays. And on Tuesdays I often work from home on designs and drawings, but I live just a hop and a skip away so please just call my mobile number and I will be there in a flash.
Very, very nice work, Debbie!
My wife used to make stained glass panels, before she got arthritis in her wrists.
When I photographed her work I found the following set-up by far the most effective:
Flash Diffuser Work Camera
Description:
The remotely controlled flash fires through a circular white diffuser behind the stained glass panel towards the camera. Everything spaced 1 meter apart. This gives good, even backlighting with excellent contrast without front reflections, showing the colours at their best. It also gives the lead a nice solid black, again without reflections.
Cheers, Jim
Thank you Jim for your lovely comments. I will pass your photographic tips by a friend as you have me confused. But good images can make or break a project so I will try and take your advice. Thanks, Debbie
Hi Debbie,
I love your gallery Beautiful work .I purchased a curlew from you a while ago which I love You didn`t have a lovely shed then! . I am still dabbling a little in my own stained glass projects, but I am baffled as to how you attach your glass so beautifully to driftwood? 1`d love to pop in sometime when I am in Silverdale (we have a caravan in the area) Your work is amazing!!
Regards, Linda Halliday