Experiments with Mirrors

[William H.]

Which camera is this ?

I wonder what effects you might get by taking panoramic shots (moving the camera between frames) and software stitching them together.

The camera is a Sony DSC-F505V, I bought it used but it works as good as new, here it is in a self portrait:

I don't have any photo software at the moment so I won't be able to do any panoramic photos yet.

The last mirror set-up is similar to the first, except that it uses twice as many mirrors. Each leg of the mirror triangle is 2 one-foot tiles, if you put it on two tables, it is large enough that you can put your head up through the bottom and see yourself from every possible angle. It takes a little courage for anyone over the age of forty to do this one.

This photo includes an old rocket bank and several mechanical puzzles:

Btw, I'm glad you all liked my attire in the first few photos.

 

[Charlie in Dayton]

Good gravy, man, you've reinvented the kaleidoscope!


You have such neat toys...

 

[Soapy Sam]

...and I bet you have at least one M.C.Escher print in your house.

(If not, go get one!)