Waterfront Mirror

[jcradford]

Ok, it's a bit cheesy, but always entertaining to mirror an image ... This one from Curaçao waterfront using a Sony NEX-5 from a bridge .... I liked the colorful buildings and fortunately a cloud blew in ... Sort of the perfect lines for a mirror. Later edits I reversed all signage back to right reading, removed redundant people, darkened the water, etc.

 

[480sparky]

You really need to clean your sensor!!!

 

[bs0604]

what does it mean to "mirror an image"

 

[bs0604]

Oh, I see now how the two halves are mirros. Is this done in photoshop?

 

[480sparky]

Oh, I see now how the two halves are mirros. Is this done in photoshop?

Just about any image editing program can do it.

 

[jcradford]

That one was done in Paint Shop Pro ... But yes, most any editing program will work. Just cut out the revese printing on signage, etc. obviously certain images lend themselves better than others ... And it's easy to over-do the effect.

 

[premo]

You really need to clean your sensor!!!

What is it that I'm seeing? Please point out..
is it the dot?

 

[Jeff92]

Probably the dirty looking spots around the clouds

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[thereyougo!]

Is t just me, but why go to all the effort of processing without cloning out the dirt on the sensor? Looks like too much tonemapping on there for my taste