Shock, HORROR! Yet, ANOTHER post about pinball balls - who would have thought?
The first full batch of Homepin Pearls ready for final hand polishing. They are VERY hard to photograph!
A near mirror reflection of the camera. But I was more impressed with a closer look at what is not obvious in this photo...
Have a look at the reflection from ball to ball - you can see a few layers into the box, by looking at the top balls alone. So what is so impressive about that - I'm glad you asked!
With each reflection, the image is slightly blurred/dispersed. So a multiple reflection would bring out multiple blurring as well as a darker reflection. It's a nice visual affect.
I'd love to see a photo with a bright torch lighting up the inside of the box, but out of the camera shot.
Disclaimer: I have no idea how this photo compares to a bucket of standard balls.
PS
I have to add: While some are 'nicely' discussing who has the shiniest balls, let it be known that whilst my balls have no shine, but I have the biggest balls!
