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Notice a reflection in an ordinary, accessible surface and describe the difference between the original object and its mirrored image.
A puddle, a spoon, or a window makes the ordinary briefly look impossible.

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Some reflections make the source look more interesting than it really is. A spoon, window, puddle or polished object can turn a normal scene into a distorted alternate version.
Notice a reflection in an ordinary, accessible surface and describe the difference between the original object and its mirrored image.
Example report: “The reflection in my teaspoon made the desk lamp look like a spaceship.”
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT A COMMUNITY SUBMISSIONReflection changes perspective, scale and orientation. It can be wonderfully strange without implying another world actually exists.
Do not lean over roads, traffic, water or ledges to inspect reflections. Indoor mirrors and kitchen spoons make excellent subjects.
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