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[onespirit5777]

This was made using two spheres and one extruded hexagon. I'll let everyone try to figure it out before I post the trick.

[Dreadkb]

got it. I messed around with the effect a bit.

[3D Joe Wiltshire]

Ooooh... You may be on to something onespirit...
How about regularly doing this? it's interesting to try and figure out how the effects you create are done.

Very nice.

[onespirit5777]

Close dread - but look at the center of my reflections - mine looks like a honeycomb.

I think I know how you did yours - Still looks very cool!!

I'll see if I can figure yours out.

[onespirit5777]

I was playing around trying to duplicate dreadkb's and this happened.

The backside of the extruded hexagon it green but the rest is reflection.
The large sphere is reflection

I put a light just behind the camera and aimed toward the back of the hexagon.

Camera angle is 90

[onespirit5777]

This is what I did on the first pic

The extruded hexagon was extruded without ends.

[headwax]

Heh, beautiful work I tried and couldn't even come close!

Very inspiring, making us work our brains.

Give us more....

cheers

[$imon]

This is what i got up with 

[Dreadkb]

If you want a really interesting render, try using the inside of a icosahedron (all mirrored of course)

Edit: AA turned off to increase speed.

[Tanzim]

Nice work mate, maybe putting human models in their to get more abstract renders?
Not sure how long that would take to render though.

[onespirit5777]

That will be my next fun mirror test - Thanks dread