I forgot to turn the flash off in this picture... But anyway, the mirror in the room with my computer shows reflection. The light from the camera flash hits the mirror's surface and bounces back off. When the light hits my eye, it traces the light source and creates an image behind the mirror. The image is the same distance as the original. The same idea is applied to the various other objects in the room.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
I should clean this room.
I forgot to turn the flash off in this picture... But anyway, the mirror in the room with my computer shows reflection. The light from the camera flash hits the mirror's surface and bounces back off. When the light hits my eye, it traces the light source and creates an image behind the mirror. The image is the same distance as the original. The same idea is applied to the various other objects in the room.
Monday, May 5, 2008

I would have done something about physics at senior prom, but I don't want to find my camera right now. The above picture was an early morning in Portland, Oregon about 3 months ago. It wasn't really raining or snowing, and there wasn't a whole lot of fog. The weather that day was like a mixture of the three. The light waves emitted by the sun hit random particles in the air and reflects off. This creates a fuzzy appearance to the sun.
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