Enhancing light and shadow contrast
A suspended mirror not only reflects light but can also serve as a tool for light modulation. In environments with dim lighting, properly adjusting the position and angle of the suspended mirror can help diffuse light into areas that would otherwise be hard to illuminate. Conversely, in situations with direct sunlight, the suspended mirror can also act as a shield or diffuser, preventing overexposure from excessive light. Through this method, photographers can better control lighting, enhancing the contrast between light and shadow, thus creating a more dramatic atmosphere.

Combining reflection and perspective
In some creative photography, photographers use suspended mirrors to capture unique effects combining reflection and perspective. For example, when photographing the exterior of a building, placing a suspended mirror in a specific position to reflect part of the building can add complexity and interest to the frame. The suspended mirror acts as a bridge connecting reality and imagination, making the photo feel mysterious.