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Rule: Objects in the Mirror are Closer than they Appear...

 I shot this image using my Mobile camera on rainy day while coming from Lonavala. What I liked in this picture wasn't just the two different perspective of the same lane but also the contrast between the blurred real and sharp reflection (what is being clicked on the rear view mirror). 

So the Rule is modified as Objects in Mirror aren't just Closer but sometimes Clearer than they Appear...


Objects in Mirror aren't just Closer but sometimes Clearer than they Appear...

Shot using a mobile camera, and no not on the "professional" camera. Edited it on my favorite PixlrExpress app, not Photoshop.

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  1. Ritu KT8 July 2013 at 18:22

    Love the photo and "Objects are clearer..."

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  2. Pankti Mehta9 July 2013 at 19:21

    You took this wonderful pic with a mobile camera....Grrrr....

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  3. Punit Dubey9 July 2013 at 20:20

    Yupp, it's a mobile shot :-D though edited it on PixlrExpress, a too good app for quick editing..

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