up down inside and out

For the get pushed challenge given to me by Lynda @lynbonn to capture my subject using a reflection. This contains both refraction and reflection -- and to pimp it up even more, I gave it a multiple layer mirrored frame. Someday I will break down and buy a clear crystal ball. This is made as a globe of the world, and the continents obscure some of the refracted image. I wish the scene outside the window with all my glass was not my neighbor's house with intrusive window. I shall have to devise some sort of screening...

[Mary Siegle]

@lynbonn Here's my most serious mirror attempt. Reflections in the mirror and also a little on the marble table top behind the glass globe.

[Lynda]

That is very cool. So much to take in. And I like the processing as well.

Alas, I have failed in this assignment. I chose to spend time with friends and family and enjoy the Easter time.

[katy]

Very impressive reflecting going on here. the use of the mirror image frame just heightened the drama.

[Mary Siegle]

@lynbonn Thanks. No worries about the challenge. I'll gladly take a rain check (or a pass). Time with family and friends at Easter trumps 365 any day, in my book. You chose wisely.

[April]

Hi partner! Wow ... back to back theme months. You are dedicated! Leaving themes behind for now (or maybe not, I'm not sure), your challenge this week is to make an image using homemade filters. For fun, here are two links to help you get started: https://fstoppers.com/diy/eight-simple-diy-photo-filters-you-can-make-budget-216394
https://blog.befunky.com/5-diy-camera-filters-using-household-items/

If you'd prefer a different challenge, let me know. Hope you can have fun with this though.

[Kathy]

A clever photo. I like the colors and shapes.

[Inga Johansson]

Wow, this shot makes m e totally dizzy but i like it :)

[Guymundo]

Great picture, even if I have no idea what it is! Love the multiple layer thingumybob :)