Open Fields is a project by Parisian photographer Guillaume Amat. Armed with a camera and a mirror, he created a series of interesting images which are somewhat confusing but fun to look at, as the mirror reflects the environment back inside the image, creating a kind of double interpretation and putting horses into trees, houses into cliff sides, and flowers into industrial scenes. For this series, Amat was inspired by the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, and the photographs look both forwards and backwards at the same time, in a very dreamlike way.
