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- history dozes
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- this one's for m.
- moments later
- swing by day in sunlight warm and gay
- across the lane from the arched white fence
- the fence rises like the arched back of a great wh...
- doggone it's hot
- rooftop porches
- so so hot and no air conditioning
- "objects may appear larger
- hang a left at the cornfield, climb a bazillion st...
- when approaching this neighborhood flower shop
- if you're very quiet
- so much depends upon a red wagon
- it took me a long time to learn
- evening settles like a dream.
- i'm hooked on the "boys who build" network
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23 comments:
Despite its small and circular size, it takes in a large area to view. Lots to see in this photo.
Having a mirror that makes objects appear larger than they are is perhaps not the best marketing for a lunch counter.
fun one.
Hahahaha! No, that'a about right!
definitely! specially my belly in the mirror! :P
Oh heavens, I'm so not sitting on one of those stools, with that morror about haha! Fun shot Brattcat!
Very cute. And you didn't even need a fisheye lens!
Totally cool! I'm going to have to find a security mirror and see what I can see. Doubt it'll be this cool.
A whole world inside of a bubble!
Which is why I tend to stay away from these types of mirrors.
If your windows are open, you may hear me laughing from here!
☼ Sunny
Hey, funny idea! Did you the the one I posted yesterday?
One thing though... Where is the photographer???
I have to say that now I'm wanting a diner.
I'm too big already so I better not stand in front of this mirror.
Objects? :-))) This is really cool, Brattcat!
Cheeky, brattcat. . .
Boy, I hope that diner doesn't read your blog!
I'm so glad it wasn't my buns appearing larger!:)
V
I think you're channeling M. C. Escher.
Oh yes! Always run from a concave mirror, but do not ever turn your back! hahahaha!
Bises,
Genie
Cute capture! :)
You are very creative, I love this "reflection"idea, may I copy this idea as well?
Hmmm However, I know I need to avoid this kind of mirror for now! LOL
hugs
Léia
Large area it shows,,,
What a fun post.
Joyce M
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