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It started as a joke, partly a reflection on my own egocentrism. We loved doing [[Yoga with Adriene]] and [[Benji]] but sometimes struggled with poses and transitions; the opportunity to watch ourselves while we were doing [[yoga]] proved too tempting, the webcam was pointed, [[meet]] was opened, then we were off.
From there to recording us was but a step; and from there to [[fractal yoga]], recursively many (just joking -- it was two.) But that was later. First came the [[mirrors]].
From there to recording us was but a step; and from there to [[fractal yoga]], recursively many (just joking -- it was two.) But that was later. First came the [[mirrors]] -- by which I mean additional screens, phones, laptops -- showing the same yoga video through the convenient mean of a remote screen connection. This solved the issue of not being able to see Adriene (or, indeed, Benji) while in a pose facing away from the main screen.
(This could lead to [[Caramel City]].)
Mirrors solved the issue of not being able to see Adriene (or, indeed, Benji) while in a pose facing away from the main screen. When I say mirrors, I should clarify immediately I mean screens -- additional computation devices: my phone, laptops -- showing the same yoga video through the convenient mean of a remote screen connection. A mirror that doesn't flip its image, nor requires opposition with its subject
MirrorsWhen I say mirrors, I should clarify immediately I mean screens -- additional computation devices: my phone, laptops -- showing the same yoga video through the convenient mean of a remote screen connection. A mirror that doesn't flip its image, nor requires opposition with its subject