Sometimes we trick ourselves
With the illusion of depth
When the reality is
It’s just the reflection in a mirror
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Sometimes we trick ourselves
With the illusion of depth
When the reality is
It’s just the reflection in a mirror
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Thanks, It is a display of a textile mill at the Museum of North Carolina History in Raleigh, NC and they used mirrors for the illusion that you were looking at a huge working area, pretty cool huh
Very creative.
Thanks, When I go back there I’m going to try and find out how they created that effect
I think we trick ourselves a LOT more than we realize. Excellent post.
You know you’re right and it might how we get thru our days, thanks
I’m searching for your camera in the mirror. Can’t see a thing!
Hi Annie, I don’t know how the set the mirrors up to give it the depth of field, but when I go back to visit my daughters in NC I plan on trying to find out. And if you look carefully there is a reflection of me holding the camera right down the middle below the lights