I keep on experimenting ICM technic with three photos of the Mont Saint-Michel (France).
One photo is clear, two are blurred. I rotated the resulted image to give the impression of a reverse photography (and not a real reflection as possibly seen during the high tide).
I know how it should look like. It's an interesting image. Just one question, should the reflection not be horizontally flipped?
Yes, but I do not know how to do..... I tried, but whithout finding the option. Later, in throwing a new eye, it appeared this false reflection resulted in a sort of symetry. But ,you're right : I assum the false symetry.
I understand what you mean. It gives the image an abstract symetry.
If you like to try how it looks flipped, you find the option in Gimp in menu:
- Image - Transformation - Flip Horizontally (for the whole image)
- Layer - Transformation - Flip Horizontally (for a single layer)
Thanks a lot for the information. I wish I could have found by myself...... :-)