Mirrors: A Visual Journey through Reflection

Black and White photos, Photography

Mirror theme hosted by Margaret for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness.

“I know that mirrors give us a false sense of confidence.” I continued. “The reflection that we see everyday has nothing to do with how others see us. The glass lies.”
― Rasmenia Massoud,

A reflective moment captured inside a vintage trolley in Savannah, highlighting the beauty of everyday life.
A reflective black and white image showcasing a sleek car and a stylish building, embodying the theme of elegance and design in a car show
A serene black and white reflection of trees in calm water, capturing the tranquility of nature in Florida
A monochrome image of reflective spheres capturing various reflections of the surrounding space in Florida.
A contemplative moment captured in monochrome, featuring a woman gazing into a mirror, surrounded by candles and roses.
A reflective orb capturing the surroundings in a monochrome aesthetic infront of Monaco casino
A monochrome photograph capturing rain droplets on a car window, reflecting the side mirror and blurred scenery beyond.

21 thoughts on “Mirrors: A Visual Journey through Reflection”

  3. Oh my goodness, Ritva, this is such a great and beautifully observed collection. As I scrolled through, evey photo revealed became my favourite. For its quiet understatement,perhaps I shall return to the simple beauty of the first shot.

  4. Especially love that first photo.
    Seeing the woman’s face. As she intently gazes out the window instead of up at the mirror. It makes one wonder what she is looking at.

  6. Fantastic! These are beautiful and thoughtful images, Ritva. Each one made me pause and really think about it. The first one is my favorite.

  7. Wow. Mirror, mirror on the wall …., or car, etc. They all can fool us. The shot of the orb in front of the casino looks like a port to a different dimension.

  8. Mirrors, reflections, and their deceptive charm—such a brilliant theme! These images carry so much depth, pulling one into those quiet moments of self-reflection, nature, and elegance.
    The way light and shadow play in these shots is like capturing a fleeting thought.
    Beautifully presented.
    Philo

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