A mirror or mirror is an item that mirrors a picture. The light that bobs off a mirror will show a picture of whatever is before it when centered from the perspective of the eye or a camera. Mirrors invert the bearing of the picture at an equivalent yet inverse point from which the light sparkles upon it. This allows the watcher to see themselves or things behind them or even articles that are at a point from them anyway out of their field of view, for example, around a corner.