Why can we see our image in some surfaces and not in other surfaces?
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When light rays fall on rough surfaces, the reflected rays will travel in different directions. For example: When you see your face in flowing water its surface is not smooth hence cause irregular reflection and image also is not the same as of our face. ...
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A mirror is a very shiny surface as it reflects most of the light that comes towards it. When reflected light enters our eyes the we see the image of an object from which it has come. Other surfaces are rough and absorb most of the light that comes to it and thus do not form any image.
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