Mirrored Fragments of Reality:

• Dutch Angle
• Depth of Field
• Tone
• Lines

• Dutch angle
• black and white contrast
• depth of field of the use of focus

• Position of the camera (Looking Up)
• Black and White color/tone contrast
• Depth of field and focus of the water droplets

• Black and White color/tone contrast
• Use of mirrors (reflection)
• Positioning of the three people (pure luck)

• Dutch angle
• Black and White color/tone contrast
• Use of mirror (reflection), making it look like the image just appeared into reality

• Use of the convenient color contrast of dark blue and dark red
• Use of mirror (reflection)
• Bit Centered position of the mirror as the contrast in the image

• Use of mirror (reflection), making it look like the person is reading the book
• Positioning, making the book perfectly appear in that specific angle where both the person and the book is visible

• The use of dark color contrast
• Use of mirror (reflection)
• Positioning, making the statue perfectly appear with the background

• Dutch angle
• Use of mirror (reflection)
• The edited black and white background with the colorful center of the reflection
• Mr. Dawson

Tenth Picture, Honorable mention

• Use of mirror (reflection)
• The reflection created an rather “interesting” sight, creating comedic effects