Straight out of the camera

[polarbeardiggers]

to entice the viewers eye.

[nikonian]

sorry but i don't think this is a good image. the wheel isn't entirely on the picture and quite frankly i don't see what yoe mean to say with it.

[Dubbs5050]

I feel kind of drunk looking at this

[Don Schaeffer]

What camera did you use?

[polarbeardiggers]

its my mirror collection,you see the blurred edges around the tire, looking straight forward to a set of tree's,the next one i do will be on tripods to get rid of the mirror movements.

[CanonFan]

Sorry, this doesn't do anything for me.

[MB1]

LOL, tough crowd.

Still I agree that the image isn't all that enticing.

The bottom edge of the wheel being out of the frame doesn't bother me but I'm thinking a bit of right crop would improve the composition.

[polarbeardiggers]

yes it is a very tough crowd,but thats the chance we take asking for critics, the idea behind this shot was to be able to look forward to a subject and have a double image of something directly behind,but done completely with the camera and no fake computer program editing software, but done in a way that does not show the mirror itself,this was done strickly hand held i'm sure on the tripods it will work more better, - back to the drawing boards.

[Don Schaeffer]

You were using that mirror for macros. It really worked to give you extra distance for focussing. That is a good idea. This is a new use but you have a lot of problems to work out.