WTF images for today MK II

[LynnInDenver]

It's a nice job, but only a 3' drop. You have a glass layer (and I'm expecting that it's not really glass, but a thick layer of some polymer like what they use in very large commercial aquariums), the bracing and lighting, a one-way mirror layer, about two and a half feet of brick chamber, then a front surface mirror that's exceptionally well fitted. The regular gaps you see in the walls are actually the top of the brick chamber itself. It's the same principal as behind those old "infinity mirrors" that were all the rage in the late 70s and early 80s.

Even then, I'd be nervous using that bathroom.

Ahh. now I see. Though, with the sink as a scale, I'd say that the first drop is probably closer to 6-7 feet. Must have taken them a bit to get the lighting right so that the light sources don't give it away though.

There's actually a mirror between the gaps as well. It's quite well disguised, but there actually is a mirroring of the brick pattern there. There's a "blotch" of dark on the brick wall that's opposite the camera that one can see that shows the mirroring quite clearly. Never mind. Yeah, it's deeper than I thought.

I'll admit, I'd be curious to actually see the room in person.
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