Difference between revisions of "Looking at your reflection"

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how mirrors are made industrially [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WQvB7slIRQ]
 
how mirrors are made industrially [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WQvB7slIRQ]
  
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Write for your self, prepare a mirror with your writing, trap silver on a notebook of glass, with copper and tin and paint and keep water boiling, and passing over the glass, till it gives up, relaxes, and spreads out and you can see yourself. What your mirror cannot see are the ears hot with the mirror making. but you will enjoy looking at your own reflection in that alchemy of your words
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silver won't attach to glass without the tin, the layer of liquid? tin is put and then the silver walks through and attaches itself to glass. Then, with copper and with two layers of paint, in different colours to distinguish one from the other, that consenting silver is held in place.
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a man looked in a mirror in the ground and saw himself. He was enchanted, and ran to call all others. "stand by" he told them and went to take position and slowly lowered his head till he could make of himself that perfect image.
 
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"You saw?" he asked. People were polite, they even liked what they saw, generous.  some wished they were being seen similarly and made kind noises but walked away, they needed to find somemirrors to look into.
 
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"Hmmmm, Hmmn?" when the man lifted his head, he was alone. Alright, he told himself, you must learn to read your own.
 

Latest revision as of 13:37, 22 March 2015

how mirrors are made industrially [1]

silver won't attach to glass without the tin, the layer of liquid? tin is put and then the silver walks through and attaches itself to glass. Then, with copper and with two layers of paint, in different colours to distinguish one from the other, that consenting silver is held in place.