So objects represented in a concave mirror are right side up past the focus point, but upside down before the focus point. When moving an object closer to the focus it appears larger and larger until it fills the frame then when it starts shrinking again it is reversed. What happens during that transition? Does the image rotate and if so what determines if it’s clockwise or anticlockwise? Does it just become a jumbled light mess that reconstitutes? I’ve been standing in front of a mirror in my bathroom moving my toothbrush back in forth like an idiot and I simply can’t wrap my head around it
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As the focus goes through you, you are basically blinded by all the light reflected off the mirror focusing directly on your eye. It would basically look like a bright blurry light that is the average of all the colors in the mirror for a fraction of a second.
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