In the past, because there were so few, the mirrors were mixed in with normal images in the galleries.  Since the idée fixe, not only have they been given their own space, but many are becoming galleries within galleries.  That is, when you open the displayed gallery, you are faced with a selection of all the mirror galleries in that particular shoot.  For example, the June Concrete City gallery opens to a gallery of 25 images.  When you open one of those images, it takes you to a whole gallery of images made from the same shot.  Is there a stronger word than "addiction" for this activity?  [As of 2021 most of the mirrors are back to being placed with the main  gallery for the shoot,  There are few exceptions below.]

       In May I even went back to older files to redo some images with mirrors.  The file naming was also improved.  Eventually visualization (a technique whereby one can see what can be made in the darkroom by looking at the subject in the field) also improved, and started to occur even without a camera in hand. 

       Two interesting perks with these mirrors is that the images your mind contrives usually change when seen in different sizes and from various distances; they can also change as you scrutinize details within the image.  These unintended bonuses add interactive enjoyment that continually renews with each view.  These images are more than just colorful Rorschach tests; they are somehow symmetrically soothing, and so should be shared.  If anyone would like a zip file or CD of a bunch, let me know.  They're cool to run as a slideshow in the background or while you become engrossed.  Enjoy whatever happens. 

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