Fliptych Reflections
This in-camera diptych is of Thetis Lake from the bathing beach at the south end. The camera was flipped between shots, meaning that the headlands and their reflects are reversed, and the beach debris is both top and bottom. Kind of like a double reflection. Click on the image for a bigger version.
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Olympus Pen, Half Frame, 28mm lens, Efke KB 50, ISO50.
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burnt embers 
You can see the reflection of nature on the lake.
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Thank you Raul – that is a very nice interpretation! I was tempted to post this one with a 90 degree rotation as it has some face-like areas in the reflections, which might have worked well too.
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This is one of my favorites of the fliptychs.
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Thank you Melinda. I like it too, and that it takes some looking to see it is flipped. I had to look quite closely just to be sure that is what it is when setting up the scan.
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