I built a large size kaleideoscope by taking 3 12x12 inch mirror tiles and duct taping them together into an equalateral triangle. I had my son stick his head inside the mirror triangle and drape a white cloth over his back and neck to remove unwanted reflections. The bright white areas of the cloth bother me somewhat, so I hope they are not too much of a distraction.
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Great composition. The square format works well. The large elements in the foreground and smaller elements as it moves to the back are reminiscent of the work of MC Escher. I wonder if Black and White would enhance the "geometry" of this image.
Wow. You really thought this out well. I would like more light I think or at least lighten it in curves. But it's a very clever idea and model is quite a handsome young man. Revisited bumped to 9.
This took some plotting and planning, and other than the look up the nostrils, it is interesting! It's just my personal pet peeve though, to line up a shot so we are not looking up anyone's nose! Sorry, I still give this a 9
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