Many Happy Returns! ... for Normy (visionart) by auntietk
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Description
Here's a shot that I took at my brother's house, in their dressing room.
Many happy returns on your birthday, my friend!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NORMY!

Comments (47)
nice image
Wow! Cool capture
I have always wanted one of these ever since I can remember. I think it may well have been the first series of Doctor Who? Not the new one, the original one, I'm not sure though it could go further back than that even. Tara ad infinitum, now thats the coolest Birthday dedication I've seen. Way to go Norm, Happy Birthday. Superb capture Tara, something I've wanted to do but never found the place to do it. Bravo!!!!!
Wow! This is so great! Beautiful capture and endless scenarios possible. (Can certainly wish for PJ's candle myself though!) lol
WOWWWWWWWW LOL!!! Very cool shot idea!
WOW! An awesome shot and a great idea. Just I am happy it wasnt me taking it :) Oh and Happy Birthday to Normy. :)
a very superb shot!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NORMY! wonderful shot
Very cool
Spectacular shot. I'm so glad you didn't use flash!
Brilliant Shot!! and Belated Happy Birthday to Normy :D
That's wonderful, it's named perfectly! Happy birthday Normy!
Oooh, what an intriguing image! I love the infinite progression, and the hint of self reference...hmmm...self referential infinite regression...there's probably a story in there somewhere. The image is gorgeous, wonderfully seen and it's a great birthday dedication too! Fantastic, intriguing work! Oh, and happy birthday Normy...a few days late, but that's me...always a few days late for SOMETHING.
An excellent shot Tara
It is said that you are looking at multiple universes -- ones very, very close to our own. I've always looked to see if there was any strange movements in the farthest reflection to see if this is true!
very fun!!
Wow, just look at that. A fun and creative idea.