-- Steve's amazed by the shot, and wonders if it is a "practical" shot just with a mirror or if it's a photoshop. (If it's practical, how'd they keep the camera and photographer out of the reflection?)
You keep the photographer out by angling the mirror. The stuff in the reflection is so perfect that I think it's a shop, though. The bushes in the mirror line up with the bushes behind her too well.
Depth of field perfectly matched, patterns in the grass lining up. My guess is the camera was on a tripod. 2 photos taken, one with and one without model, then photoshopped together, yea.
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