A better image might show us more. So you see the size of images we need to tell for sure. I like them in the 600-1000 pixel width range. The 1000 can be enlarged to see even more detail. So when you get more images like I posted, add them to this thread and we can continue the discussion. Looking forward to seeing what you are seeing.
Glare can be removed with something as simple as a piece of grocery bag to diffuse the light. It your light is too strong, it can be diffused with a sheet or two images of computer paper. That is some of the things I use. Depending on what you are using, it can vary. But light/shadows make a great image. Too much light or too little light can be hard to see what you are seeing. Here is an image that I edited to get the light/color/sharpness just right. The image taker did a good basic job:

Note light and darkness just right. light/shadows/a little editing and we now have a great picture.
Glare can be removed with something as simple as a piece of grocery bag to diffuse the light. It your light is too strong, it can be diffused with a sheet or two images of computer paper. That is some of the things I use. Depending on what you are using, it can vary. But light/shadows make a great image. Too much light or too little light can be hard to see what you are seeing. Here is an image that I edited to get the light/color/sharpness just right. The image taker did a good basic job:

Note light and darkness just right. light/shadows/a little editing and we now have a great picture.



























