Double Reflection Orb Face Photo #19

Photo date: April 23, 2015.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size, or click on the link here to download the original photo uploaded directly from the camera):

Below is a closeup from the middle of the photo. We see many orb faces.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 18

Photo date: December 4, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the
water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above, showing many an orb face:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 17

Photo date: December 4, 2014.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

Now for the first closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Now for another closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 16

Photo date: December 4, 2014.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We seem to see at least three orb faces.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 15

Photo date: December 4, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see 7 orb faces, all with eyes, noses, and smiles.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 14

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

There are three good sections of this photo suitable for a closeup. Here is one (cropped from the larger image):

Note the existence of not just 3 apparent faces, but 6. If you look closely, you can see 3 faint faces at the bottom of the above photo.

Here is another closeup cropped from the larger image at the top of this post:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 13

Photo date: December 4, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly  photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces,
and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size):

This particular photo has 2 different drops that are worthy of closeups. Here is the first closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Here is the second closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 12

Photo date: December 4, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click on the image to see it full-size)::

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 11

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drop s you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, notreflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the
water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full 1601 by 856 image):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above (which shows another example of the orb centrifuge effect):

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 10

Photo date: December 4, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full image):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 9

Photo date: December 3, 2014. 

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full 1603 by 1068 photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see quite a few orb faces, one green, and another blue.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 8

Photo date: December 4, 2014.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 7

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.

I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see it at its full resolution):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 6

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center.The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container. I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that are all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces. and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the image at its full resolution).

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We seem to see at least seven orb faces:

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 5

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.  I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).


First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see some "smiling" orb faces that seem to be looking to the right.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 4

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.  I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full 1683 by 1245 photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above, We see three faces. If you click on the photo above, open the photo in an image editor, and zoom in, you will be able to see faces in all of its larger water drops. 

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 3

Photo date: December 3, 2014.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.  I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full 1652 by 726 photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs swiftly circle the outer edges of a water drop.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 2

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.  I am using this technique to create water drop "orb face" photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement). Such photos will help to establish the authenticity of the water face effect.

First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full 1536 by 1043 photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see an example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs rapidly spin around the outer edges of a water drop.

Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 1

Photo date: December 3, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container.  I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).  Such photos will help show the reality of the water face effect.

First, here is the larger photo (click to get the full 1604 by 1216 photo):

Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above: