This broken glass panel is at the bottom of a door. If anybody wants to know how to produce a work of art like this, read on.
- Don’t bother winching up your door and sorting out the hinges until the structure sags down so much that every time someone opens and closes the door it creaks loud enough to wake up the entire street.
- Let it deteriorate further, so the door starts sticking (a note of caution here: don’t pull at it too hard or it can suddenly fly open so you end up on your backside in the flowerbed).
- Leave the door swinging open, turn your back for a moment, and a southwesterly gale crashes it against a flower-pot repeatedly, weakening the glass.
- Door totally sticks when your son tries to open it, so he gives it a “little” push (kicking not required) with his size 14 shoes and hey presto …
As for how to trap a monster in the glass, that’s my secret.
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Very cool photo, Sarah — I love, love, love it! So many stories to be made out of mirror/reflective photos like this.
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I’m obsessed with mirror/reflective photos. Many more to follow. Glad you thought this one so very cool and loved it so much, Leigh!
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Creative soul can find stories everywhere…and sometimes even delightful monsters!
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Ah, little monsters! Visit my blog tomorrow, Joss, and you’ll meet another one.
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Fabulous image, Sarah. Love your instructions on how to achieve such a pic. 😀
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Hee, hee! Extreme measures in the name of art 🙂
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fascinating!
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It does look like a monster. The beauty of it no two will ever look the same.
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It’s certainly dependent upon weather conditions and lighting, as monsters are extremely elusive!
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What could it be and does it really exist? Love your creative method for this one Sarah 🙂
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It’s a hybrid monster — human reflection from outside and lurking dog showing through the door from inside.
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love it Sarah!!! 🙂
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Thanks, Cybele 🙂
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