i see nothing to bragg about there.
what the photographer has done is very simple...it doesn't need any creativity.
he used a mirror effect which is found inside adobe photoshop and other graphics design softwares.
even you or anyone else can do it.
some of us are into digital and multimedia industry for a long time.but we keep it low b'se this isn't a right place to expose our professions/careers
in short i know each and everything about filters,color grading and effects that photographers do apply in their images to impress a viewer.
very simple task if you know how to play around with adobe photoshop,adobe illustrator, adobe after effect,adobe premier pro or final cut pro.
pls keep it as a secret... don't tell anyone that I know these stuff.[emoji23] [emoji23]