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Originally Posted by LadyShea
Is your "mirror image" a physically existing thing comprised of matter? If so where is it located in space? If it is only imaginary, it cannot account for photons being in two physical locations at the same time.
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LadyShea, picture that you're looking at an large object in space, and picture the (P) reflected light at your retina. That's the physical location. Your retina or the film interacts with the (P) light as you focus on the object. If the camera is focused on an object but the objects surrounding it are not in focus, that is the mirror image that will be at the film. Some of the photograph will be in focus and some of it will be blurred.