Reflections in glass

Once again messing about, printed backgrounds, used reflective sheet, back- lighting - see what would happen. Reason, poor light for landscapes

[John Mather]

Great idea Cliff - a nice little experiment. Just one thing: something must have moved for the central panel, which is not quite focused.

[Cliff McFarlane]

@jlmather Slight laziness John. Hand help, didn't set up the tripod. The third image could have lineed up with the background as well

[John Mather]

@clifford I was thinking that you could reload the image if you had a sharper version. Tricky to get precise alignment hand-held.

[Cliff McFarlane]

It was a bit of fun trying different things

[John Mather]

@clifford that’s right. Most of mine are poor quality jpegs: they look ok on a small screen, but hopeless on a large one. But it’s fun to try out ideas.

[Madeleine Pennock]

Well done! They work well! The centre and right hand images are slightly soft, but then you have explained that they were hand held. The one on the right is not absolutely aligned correctly. I have no idea if this is hard to do, it has been on my agenda to experiment myself!

[Babs]

Nice refraction. Haven't done this type of photography for ages, must put it on the list again for wintertime photography.

[Haridas]

this is a really lovely concept and great results, the one in the middle is very intersting the way the light bends!

[Cliff McFarlane]

@marshwader I'm trying to think outside of my box.

[Cliff McFarlane]

@onewing Looking forward to seeing what's on your list

[Cliff McFarlane]

@haridas It is interesting how the light bends around the diagonals

[Kerry McCarthy]

I like the way you are coming up with new ideas. Well done!

[Boxplayer]

Excellent series of effects