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Image 1 — Advice on how to light but this rock without getting blinded from the patio
Image 2 — Advice on how to light but this rock without getting blinded from the patio
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Advice on how to light but this rock without getting blinded from the patio

I'm having some trouble finding the best light for this rock. The problem is if I use that spotlight then I don't really have a way to not get blinded from the patio that sits behind the light.

Any ideas? Do the honey comb louvers work? Right now its a 3w mr16 bulb in a spotlight with an adjustable shroud. I can't figure out a distance that makes the rock look well light but while also avoiding getting blinded by the light( I've gotten rid of most of the blind spots but it's inevitable right now)

I have 1 well light as a test. It okay, but it's not buried yet and I'm worried it won't put off enough light ( I.e. reach the top of the rock)

u/masterfuel — 9 days ago
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Shadow from faucet

OK, so here’s the situation… landscape lighting shining up to the roof, but there is a faucet on the side of the house and it creates this straight beam shadow. Adjusting the light angle doesn’t help, can’t move it because it’ll be too much of a pain to dig everything, no slack wire anyway….. suggestions? Like putting a little plant in front of it so at least it shows plant against the house, I tried to put some tape on it, but the light is directly under the faucet. Thanks

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u/teamstratton — 12 days ago