Assignment No. 37Completed
Juno Morrow@juno.morrow
Behind Glass
Windows, screens, windshields. Different texture, colours. Go wild.
The brief
What we are looking for this month
- Theme
- Behind Glass
- Status
- Completed
- Deadline
- July 1, 2026
- Reveal
- July 1, 2026
After winning the recent vote, the June assignment is 'Behind Glass'
Think cafés, buses, trains, cars, shop windows and waiting rooms. Any space where a pane of glass creates a barrier between you and your subject. Moments where people appear isolated within their own little worlds, separated from the street.
Inspiration
Reference materials
A collection of photographs, books, movies and specific photographers to use as a loose reference for this assignment.
Jul 1
Completed
391
Shots taken
4,262
Likes
“Really great job capturing his expression in the middle of a complex, layered scene. I know you mentioned it'd be nice if there was something in the background but i think just seeing the traffic and the writing layered on top is enough. -Shane”
“Nailed it man. I really like how you pulled focus toward the window and the rest falls into soft detail. The wrinkle makes it interesting and the red light reflection pulls the colour together. -Shane”
“It's very difficult to get a shot like this that aligns so perfectly. Love the colour palette and colour matching. The differening textures on the windows. The sub-framing. Great shot, Tom. -Shane Very pleasing compositional choice here Tom, nicely done, love the colours too - Josh”
“So much to take in here, it all works so well, amazing colour treatment too.-Josh Incredible explosion of colour and detail- lots of elements to pick out here, like the reflections in the car mirrors. -Shane”
“Great use of layers, depth, and colour to bring it all together into something mysterious. -Shane”
“This is one of the most unique takes on the assignment, because the glass is barely visible, and that works in the image's favour. At first I thought it was a man holding something aloft in the style of a propaganda poster. Made me look twice. -Shane”
“Great colours, great humour, the dogs expression - chef's kiss. -Josh”
“Really well done Felix, looks like an album cover. -Josh”
“Incredibly cinematic shot Laura - beautifully composed and excellent colour treatment -Josh One of my favourites for mood and mystery. I really like the green tone with splashes of red. -Shane”
“You really nailed the brief here, Brian. Love the typography + small, perfectly framed scene through glass. -Shane”
“Incredible use of layers, depth and contrast Seb, really immersive photograph. -Josh”
“The use of reflection to include yourself in the scene on top of a great composition through the doors is wonderful. The light and texture of the underground really come through in your processing too. -Shane”
“This is a beautiful slice of life Juno. The contrast between the child gazing at the sunset and the adult on the phone is very poignant. -Shane All about that warm sunset vs the cold blue plastic seats, love it - Josh”
“Fantastic use of reflection here, Dominika. That the silhouette reveals the flowers is wonderful. -Shane”
“Nailed it man. I really like how you pulled focus toward the window and the rest falls into soft detail. The wrinkle makes it interesting and the red light reflection pulls the colour together. -Shane”
“So much to take in here, it all works so well, amazing colour treatment too.-Josh Incredible explosion of colour and detail- lots of elements to pick out here, like the reflections in the car mirrors. -Shane”
“This is one of the most unique takes on the assignment, because the glass is barely visible, and that works in the image's favour. At first I thought it was a man holding something aloft in the style of a propaganda poster. Made me look twice. -Shane”
“Really well done Felix, looks like an album cover. -Josh”
“You really nailed the brief here, Brian. Love the typography + small, perfectly framed scene through glass. -Shane”
“The use of reflection to include yourself in the scene on top of a great composition through the doors is wonderful. The light and texture of the underground really come through in your processing too. -Shane”
“Really great job capturing his expression in the middle of a complex, layered scene. I know you mentioned it'd be nice if there was something in the background but i think just seeing the traffic and the writing layered on top is enough. -Shane”
“It's very difficult to get a shot like this that aligns so perfectly. Love the colour palette and colour matching. The differening textures on the windows. The sub-framing. Great shot, Tom. -Shane Very pleasing compositional choice here Tom, nicely done, love the colours too - Josh”
“Great use of layers, depth, and colour to bring it all together into something mysterious. -Shane”
“Great colours, great humour, the dogs expression - chef's kiss. -Josh”
“Incredibly cinematic shot Laura - beautifully composed and excellent colour treatment -Josh One of my favourites for mood and mystery. I really like the green tone with splashes of red. -Shane”
“Incredible use of layers, depth and contrast Seb, really immersive photograph. -Josh”
“This is a beautiful slice of life Juno. The contrast between the child gazing at the sunset and the adult on the phone is very poignant. -Shane All about that warm sunset vs the cold blue plastic seats, love it - Josh”
“Fantastic use of reflection here, Dominika. That the silhouette reveals the flowers is wonderful. -Shane”
“It's very difficult to get a shot like this that aligns so perfectly. Love the colour palette and colour matching. The differening textures on the windows. The sub-framing. Great shot, Tom. -Shane Very pleasing compositional choice here Tom, nicely done, love the colours too - Josh”
“This is one of the most unique takes on the assignment, because the glass is barely visible, and that works in the image's favour. At first I thought it was a man holding something aloft in the style of a propaganda poster. Made me look twice. -Shane”
“Incredibly cinematic shot Laura - beautifully composed and excellent colour treatment -Josh One of my favourites for mood and mystery. I really like the green tone with splashes of red. -Shane”
“The use of reflection to include yourself in the scene on top of a great composition through the doors is wonderful. The light and texture of the underground really come through in your processing too. -Shane”
“Fantastic use of reflection here, Dominika. That the silhouette reveals the flowers is wonderful. -Shane”
“Really great job capturing his expression in the middle of a complex, layered scene. I know you mentioned it'd be nice if there was something in the background but i think just seeing the traffic and the writing layered on top is enough. -Shane”
“So much to take in here, it all works so well, amazing colour treatment too.-Josh Incredible explosion of colour and detail- lots of elements to pick out here, like the reflections in the car mirrors. -Shane”
“Great colours, great humour, the dogs expression - chef's kiss. -Josh”
“You really nailed the brief here, Brian. Love the typography + small, perfectly framed scene through glass. -Shane”
“This is a beautiful slice of life Juno. The contrast between the child gazing at the sunset and the adult on the phone is very poignant. -Shane All about that warm sunset vs the cold blue plastic seats, love it - Josh”
“Nailed it man. I really like how you pulled focus toward the window and the rest falls into soft detail. The wrinkle makes it interesting and the red light reflection pulls the colour together. -Shane”
“Great use of layers, depth, and colour to bring it all together into something mysterious. -Shane”
“Really well done Felix, looks like an album cover. -Josh”
“Incredible use of layers, depth and contrast Seb, really immersive photograph. -Josh”
