It reflects your image across the plane of the mirror. This isn’t physically possible with real-world objects, so your brain substitutes the closest real-world transformation that would approximate the same appearance—which is rotating symmetric objects about their axis of symmetry. With a vertical human, that means turning around so your left is on the right and vice versa.
It reflects your image across the plane of the mirror. This isn’t physically possible with real-world objects, so your brain substitutes the closest real-world transformation that would approximate the same appearance—which is rotating symmetric objects about their axis of symmetry. With a vertical human, that means turning around so your left is on the right and vice versa.