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The settings are the same for this image but it is just a little better staged. You can see the angle of the tablet has changed a little hence the difference in the reflection.

I had tried this last summer and found that having – the subject on a higher elevation than myself (so that I was looking up at the subject), the image worked better. But…[Read more]

Couldn’t resist one more entry… A little different that the last one…

I had tried something similar last summer using – a cell phone – as a reflective surface. So I figured I would try my table beacuse of the larger surface size for reflection. If you do use a cell phone… remember to take the case off to get more of a ‘infinity pool’ look…[Read more]

Thank you Joseph.

Thank you… and you’re welcome Gordon!

Thank you Anne!

Thank you Tersha!

Thanx Patrick!

Thank you Dahlia!

The ‘black bar’ from the shutter’s ‘curtain’ is on the RH side of the image (not the LH side as I had mentioned).

Thank you Beaky!

Thank you Elin!

Haven’ t been on in a while so my apologies for the late….

Thank you’s to all!

Lovely Elin!

And here’s the portrait…

Although there a lot of items to use to create the reflection, I chose a fairly standard one. The mirror…. however, I tried to challenge myself; not only to use the bathroom mirror in the house, but also use an interesting point of view.

As indicated in the first image, the bathroom is fairly small so I set the camera up outside the bathroom…[Read more]

Thank you Lynne

I would just crop a little off the top…  and maybe, after some thought, a tiny bit off the RH side

Have you thought of rotating it ‘twice’ 90 degrees to the Left?

or…

Flip vertical and then Flip Horizontal  (same results as above).

Thank you Dahlia.

Thank you Rob.