I love this photo, I wanted to mark it very high at a first glance, but couldnt tell where the mirror was involved. On second glance, I had to say dah!!!! to myself. I hope everyone gave this the second glance or was more observant that I on the first pass. 10.
Wow .. look at those three-position keys! (Roughly equivalent to using the Alt/Option key on today's computers.) I guess that was before their merger with the Smith Co.
Nostalgia! Many of our younger viewers will be scratching their heads saying, "Huh?" Nice job, nice reflection. Some may say the mirror isn't "obvious."
interesting shot. while i can see the reflection, i'm having a hard time telling where reality stops and the reflection starts. nice coloring, gives it a nice feel.
Was about to complain about lack of mirror and then I saw it... I like that the mirror use is subtle. Sepia works very well on this and the graphic effect fits the antique subject matter. Well done.
Ya just know there has to be a mirror in there. Right between the bases of the two typewriter images. But, darn, it's hard to see. Everything is so perfectly focused - just half of it is reversed. Anyway, overall it is a very nice image.
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