Labyrinth

[Daisy Mae]

All comments most welcome

[Daisy Mae]

Nobody?

[Digital]

Sharon, this one is really different.


Bruce

[Daisy Mae]

Sharon, this one is really different.


Bruce

Different good or different bad Bruce? What do you reckon?

[Digital]

Different good or different bad Bruce? What do you reckon?

Sharon, I do not know other than to say that this photo does not appeal to me in contrast to others you have done.
Hope this helps.


Bruce

[TonyW]

I can remember over the years thinking of situations where there are infinite sequences if images. For example, when I used to go to barber shops as a boy we would sit facing a mirror with another mirror behind us. We could then see the reflection of the reflection of the reflection of the .... .

Another example is what you get when you point a TV camera at the TV set and display the image on the TV. If the image from the camera does not fill the screen there is what mathematicians call a contraction mapping and you get an infinite sequence of images converging to a point.

The image here looks like smoke and mirrors to me.

[Daisy Mae]

Sharon, I do not know other than to say that this photo does not appeal to me in contrast to others you have done.
Hope this helps.


Bruce

Thank you for being so honest Bruce.

[Daisy Mae]

I can remember over the years thinking of situations where there are infinite sequences if images. For example, when I used to go to barber shops as a boy we would sit facing a mirror with another mirror behind us. We could then see the reflection of the reflection of the reflection of the .... .

Another example is what you get when you point a TV camera at the TV set and display the image on the TV. If the image from the camera does not fill the screen there is what mathematicians call a contraction mapping and you get an infinite sequence of images converging to a point.

The image here looks like smoke and mirrors to me.

Thanks Tony, No manipulation just a Hospital corridor.

[travis4567]

Sharon, it took me a while to relate to this but there is something about it that keeps drawing me back to look again. That, to me is great art.