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22 comments:
It's STILL raining!
My God! The idea is fantastic.
Once I will try...
I am always fascinated with your photographies. Wonderful!
Thankyou Ematejoca HAHA :) I always take shots like this on an expedition. It's a good way from the perspective of sitting in a car seat :) Photographing into the center rear view mirror can also be interesting!
It's teasing us hoping we get a glimpse of the Photographer Anonymous. This is a terrific idea. I will borrow, may I please?
Hhehheee, photographing into mirrors or onto reflective surfaces isn't copyrighted Ces ;)
fantastic
I am waiting for the photo under harbour bridge tunnel...Rear view mirror photography..You should give it a name RVM photography;hehe
Thanks Raj :) Please don't hold your breath - I'll be avoiding the city until after the school holidays! I'll still be doing RVMP north of the bridge Hhahhaa!
Franz Kafka: Born on 3 July 1883 - died 3 June 1924 - was one of the greatest German-language fiction writers of the 20th century. He was born to a middle-class Jewish family in Prague, Austria-Hungary (now Czech Republic). His unique body of writing—much of which is incomplete and was mainly published posthumously — is among the most influential in Western literature. Today 125 years!
I wrote about him at the UNI!
So long!
I know it is not copyrighted but I get the idea from you. The only problem is I may stick my head out and lose it.
Hey you are going in circles! LOL
Great! Thrilling photos!
I also like photographing into mirrors. Or windows. I have Stephansdom and Riesenrad in one picture!
Bye, all the best! Maria
Thankyou Ematejoca for your 'uni learnt' information. HAHA!!
NO NO NO don't stick your head out Ces! Make it a rule your window is wound up and the car doesn't have tinted windows ;)
HAHHAAA, I AM going in circles ForThePeople! Hhehheee!!
I'll be over to visit today Maria :)
I took a photo of the mirror today. I did not stick my head. Hehe.
That's GOOD news Ces! HAHA :)
Your mirror photographs are way way way much better than mine.
That all depends on your perspective Ces - or mine which isn't where your mirrors are therefore making yours the best ;)
I am so ecited. I feel like I took something that made me hyper.
You DID ces! You took hyper photographs! Hhahhaa :)
Maria, I was looking for a new post of yours with both Stephansdom and Riesenrad in one picture! Now I realise what you were saying :)
Greta shots there Anony :-)
Thankyou Mountaingirl, nice to see you! I'll try to duck from Greta! Hheheee ;)
Very cool mirror shots--I like the second one best with the bridge struts! :-D
The bridge struts are cool; thanks Mary Stebbins Taitt ;)
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