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Endless mirror in museum HEIM

Netherlands

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Jan Mulder

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The endless mirror is a cubic box with 5 walls covered with mirrors on the inside. The multi-reflection panorama shows the Sony-a850 camera, shaved Sigma 10 mm fisheye lense, remote control, self-made wooden panoramic head and tripod. HEIM, Hengelo Industry Museum, currently housed in the renovated former Wilhelminaschool, illustrates the history of companies like Stork (pumps and engines), Hemaf (electrical equipment) and Hollandse Signaalapparaten (RADAR equipment). Photo's taken on may 15, 2011.