• JillSteinsPuckeredAnus@lemmy.world
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    RE photographer here. The location of the tripod in the photo was near certainly the only angle in the bathroom that would capture the shower. I might adjust a potted plant, or angle a chair a bit. But we’re paid to take pictures not move dirty laundry, toothbrushes, dildos, litter boxes, etc. You get a flyer beforehand telling you what to do to prepare. If you don’t want to do it that’s on you.

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    A long time ago I was doom scrolling Facebook, and I came across an ad for NFL-branded triptych art. This particular ad was in a master bedroom, and over the bed was hung the Carolina Panthers logo with their slogan “Keep Pounding!”

    I immediately saved it because of course I did, and now I can’t find it. Still makes me laugh, though.

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    Having a hard time understanding what’s going on here. That looks like a mirror, so wouldn’t the sign text be reversed?

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      Most likely they’re standing with their back to the sink/mirror and looking out of the bathroom.

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      There is no mirror in the shot, the only reflecting bit is the shower door. The sign is a straight shot from the camera, thru the bedroom/bathroom door, so there’s no reason for it to be mirrored

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        If that’s a doorway then there’s no door, which is probably okay for a master bath. But based on the trim on either side, that wall is like an inch thick. Which probably doesn’t meet code and would also collapse if you bumped into it wrong. Plus in the shower door you see the reflection of the other part of the bedroom, you can see the corner of the carpet, which lines up with the reflection of the carpet in what I’m suggesting is a mirror. And you can also see the reflection of what appears to be the master bedroom window with either curtains or vertical blinds.

        Edit: ok if picture 21 here is the same bathroom then yeah that’s a door not a mirror.

        https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-lifestyle/welcome-to-poundtown-on-the-market-wisconsin-home-raises-eyebrows-on-social-media

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          It looks like there is a mark on the ground. Its angle and the way the door frame looks makes me think it is one of those sliding doors.

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          The doorway/wall thickness is a perspective issue, you can see it looks much thicker in the reflection off of the shower door, and there may or may not be a door visible, I can’t tell.

          As for the rest, I’m not following. If the doorway is a mirror, why don’t you see any of the bathroom in it? If anything, the reflection off of the shower door make it more likely that the doorway is actually a door way. Or am I misunderstanding what you think is a mirror?

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      Probably a phone lens, the air duct looks a lot like fisheye lens. Selfi cam maybe, they mirrored the picture another time so its correct again and explains the horrible quality of the picture.

      Or maybe AI improvements automatically fixed the mirror effect.