a glass bowl sitting on top of a wooden table

Capturing the interplay of light and shadows on glass can create a stunning and dramatic photograph. When photographing bourbon in a dark setting, the glass and its accompanying shadows can add depth and interest to the composition. To effectively capture the glass and its shadows, it's important to use a tripod and a low aperture setting to achieve a shallow depth of field. Using a longer exposure time can also allow for more light to enter the camera, revealing the texture and detail of both the glass and its shadow.