Triple Mirror Malfunction

invisible · Jan 3, 2011

When my buddies and I explore abandoned houses, we never know in advance which ones might be haunted and which ones are 100% scare-free.

(I did not photoshop myself or my camera out of the frame.)

Thanks for looking

white · Jan 3, 2011

Fantastic.

Frequency · Jan 3, 2011

Good...Is it two mirror and one glass or three mirrors? confused :/

Regards

ajkramer87 · Jan 3, 2011

Could the 3rd mirror be the one in the camera?

invisible · Jan 3, 2011

Frequency said:
Good...Is it two mirror and one glass or three mirrors? confused :/

There's the two mirrors with wooden frames, and the third one is the quasi-triangular chunk of mirror that's resting on the frame of the first mirror.

ajkramer87 said:
Could the 3rd mirror be the one in the camera?

That would be the fourth one

Thanks, guys!

invisible · Jan 3, 2011

erose86 said:
Ooooh! I thought that was just a crack in the bigger mirror.

That's what I'd thought too, until I got closer. Why would anybody leave a chunk of mirror there? Weird.

Frequency · Jan 3, 2011

Only now i got it right

Regards

GarbageJuice · Jan 3, 2011

Love this.

invisible · Jan 4, 2011

Thank you, guys

Markw · Jan 5, 2011

That is fantastic. You and I share a hobby. One which I have been neglecting lately. I am still a little confused how you are not in the frame?

Mark

Frequency · Jan 5, 2011

Imagine the screen in which you see the big mirror is the wall, you are towards one side and if you keep the apparently small mirror flat and you take a position such that your back is not seen in the apparently smaller mirror, this is not at all difficult. But the idea is great

Regards

invisible · Jan 6, 2011

Frequency said:
Imagine the screen in which you see the big mirror is the wall, you are towards one side and if you keep the apparently small mirror flat and you take a position such that your back is not seen in the apparently smaller mirror, this is not at all difficult. But the idea is great

Regards

This is not how I did it – see below

Markw said:
That is fantastic. You and I share a hobby. One which I have been neglecting lately. I am still a little confused how you are not in the frame?

I took the photo below from the side, and then applied perspective correction in post-processing. I didn't think it would work, but I think it did very well.

Thanks, gentlemen!