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Challenge: Mirrors III (Advanced Editing VII)
Collection: Portfolio
Camera: Canon PowerShot S3 IS
Lens: Canon 12x IS USM (S3 IS built-in Lens) -- 36-432mm (35mm EQ)
Location: Livermore, California, USA
Date: Dec 15, 2013
Aperture: 3.51
ISO: 400
Shutter: 1/40
Date Uploaded: Dec 16, 2013

 Mirrored wall, plant, and skylight at a friend's house during a party.

Minimal editing with IrfanView.

-Handheld, manual mode
-FL 151.2mm (35mm EQ)
-Resize
-Sharpen (applied twice)
-SaveAs JPEG at 98% quality = 277KB


File: PhotoTx_IMG_9351-DPCiv98

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Place: 64 out of 70
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Votes: 98
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 12/28/2013 02:47:10 PM
It's interesting how the mirrors reflect what they want to. If it were one solid mirror, the reflection would be one solid image. Instead, each mirror square is doing its own thing, and you see slight variations in what is reflected. I suppose that means there was just enough of a surface angle for each mirror to be doing its own thing. I suppose this also tells me that I should never put up a mirror wall, because that would drive me nuts to live with.

That plant is also telling its own story. It always amazes me how plants reach for light, and do whatever it takes to get there.
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