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The house in this photo cantilevers out over a slope, but the crocodilian jaw has been added to photo. http://bit.ly/a2BAKm
These “Frankentoys” are made up of recycled parts. Notice how the head on the right casts a shadow on the one to the left, reinforcing that the two heads are indeed in the same space. http://bit.ly/cR0ySz
This optical illusion shelf looks like wallpaper rippling off the wall, but notice the slight shifts in the pattern where the shelves join the wall. http://bit.ly/3uGHP2
These real bacon strips have been dyed different colors. Does one color look more tasty to you? http://bit.ly/cS8UjO
Artist Tiago da Fonseca created this unique blanket which has been printed with several pages of a traditional fairytale. http://bit.ly/3Oq4w
This Japanese chair isn’t really floating. Made out of clear acrylic, it is painted with woodgrain that fades to clear down the legs. Look closely to see the faint outline of the legs below the paint. http://bit.ly/dhaDbh
Look carefully at what appears to be the sky in this clever reflection photo. The greenish clouds are actually algae at the surface of the mirror-smooth river. http://bit.ly/8W4s3G
An original sculpture by Turkish artist Mehmet Ali Uysal, installed in le Parc de Chaudfontaine, Belgium. http://tinyurl.com/2wljv8o
The owner of this guitar store decided the security fence looked like a guitar amplifier—and decided to decorate this Southampton, England, storefront accordingly. http://bit.ly/9z3Eia
Look carefully at the cloud patterns in the water and you’ll see that they aren’t actually reflections. The horizon and fishermen were added to the scene as well. http://bit.ly/BDHa
Snowdrop, an albino African Penguin, was born at Bristol Zoo in 2002. http://bit.ly/17fAB6
The final product of a Photoshop tutorial, notice that there is no other object in the picture to give scale: the airplane is just a model. http://bit.ly/6BOHWZ
Tiny people or a giant hat? Neither! This is an example of forced perspective: the hat is much closer to the camera than the people. The lack of other objects to provide scale makes this illusion more convincing. http://bit.ly/7H0yC
A winning entry on the photo editing contest site Worth1000.com, this altered photo features images of flying butterflies which make it appear the model might have been wearing an outfit of live butterflies. http://bit.ly/akEWu8
A sign posted at a South African beach parking lot that also happens to be home to an African Penguin colony. http://bit.ly/452v8C
This plush bath mat is made from live moss. http://bit.ly/d6erAL
Look carefully at what appears to be the sky in this clever reflection photo. The greenish clouds are actually algae at the surface of the mirror-smooth river. http://bit.ly/8W4s3G
An original sculpture by Turkish artist Mehmet Ali Uysal, installed in le Parc de Chaudfontaine, Belgium. http://tinyurl.com/2wljv8o
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