February 2015
Beginner to intermediate
312 pages
9h 40m
English

Kaleidoscopes have always fascinated me: The mirrors, beads, and stones in the cylindrical tube produce an unending and never repeated sequence of shapes, forms, and colors—it’s almost alive. I’ve always wondered if there was a way I could take photographs that mimicked that unique look. When I was cleaning my studio one day, I noticed a scrap of Mylar foil on the floor, crumpled up and reflecting pieces of the room in all the different folds. This was yet another serendipitous accident that led me to another way reality can be transformed. While reflected reality in photographs isn’t unusual, I was initially limited ...
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