Help With Glare

I posted this on an existing thread, but never got any response. Is there anything I can do about glare on glasses when using a speedlight?

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Have the subject tip their head down just a bit, or move the speedlights (higher or wider) so that angle of light doesn't hit the glasses, or remove the lenses. In this particular pose I would have had the subject tilt their head down just a touch and also might have moved my shooting angle slightly.

Thanks. The subject is my daughter, so I'll put her to work modeling again in the next day or so to see if I can figure it out.

I believe if her head was tilted a little more to her left, the glare wouldn't have reflected back to the camera. Here is a very useful tutorial from Strobist. I definitely recommend doing the Lighting 101 and 102. It will teach you so much.http://strobist.blogsp​ot.com …lighting-for-glasses.html

Here's my attempt at getting rid of the glare. I know it's not that great, but I think it's an improvement.

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You can also move the temple pieces up just a hair above her ears and that will give you the same effect as head tilt. You'd never notice in the image as it's very subtle.

Is the flash on camera? If so, you have to adjust the angle of the glasses. If it's off camera, you can just move it slightly and the glare will go away.

Have her face a little more away from the light, not much.

I think it goes without saying, but that was my PP attempt at glare removal.