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Look Closer! These Nature Pictures Are Not What They Seem

At a glance, these paintings look more like photographs. This is especially evident in the first picture, depicted below.

Things are Not Always What They Seem, Especially These!

[related_articles] H/T: tumblr.com A (Funny) Change of Perspective animals, cute, funny, interesting, drawings, confusing, illusions You look at something, only to soon realize that what you thought you saw was something else entirely.

What the Heck Was Going On in These 25 Photographs!

These photographs illustrate one clear irrefutable point: the world is totally bonkers, and hilariously crazy. When you put your weary eye to these hilarious photos you'll probably be as puzzled as I am. Still, at least you can let out a great big laugh at the absurdity of it all!

What Did the Earliest Photographs Look Like?

The First Photograph of a human being (1838) source This image was taken by one of the fathers of photography, Louis Daguerre (after which the Daguerreotype technique was named). It is a quite remarkable window into what was, in fact, a very busy high street.

What Did the Earliest Photographs Look Like?

The First Photograph of a human being (1838) source This image was taken by one of the fathers of photography, Louis Daguerre (after which the Daguerreotype technique was named). It is a quite remarkable window into what was, in fact, a very busy high street.

Things Aren’t Always What They Seem – 15 Confusing Pics

See Also: Perfectly Timed Photographs That’ll Make You Look Twice 1. Is that a woman with a dog’s head or a dog with a woman’s body? 2. This wall seems to be moving, doesn't it? 3. Alternate realities! 4. The shadow on the stairs looks like another set of stairs. 5. 

What May Seem Like Ordinary Paper Is Much More to This Man

Most of us may not think much about paper. We use it, reuse it and recycle it. But some people look at paper and see a whole other side to it. They perceive it to be a delicate canvas they can work..

Behind the Scenes of a Photograph Is a Strange Place...

When looking at a beautifully constructed photo, it can seem ethereal. We imagine the photographer just stumbled upon this perfectly lit composition and clicked on his camera. But more often than not this is hardly the situation. The most magical looking photos need the most technical preparation.

Take a Closer Look... These Are Not Photographs

It may be hard to believe, but what follows are not photographs, but watercolor paintings, created by Spanish artist Iban Navarro. Take a look at these beautiful paintings, that might just make you want to pack your bathing suit, towel and head to the nearest seaside town. 

These 14 Images Seem Completely Out of This World

What if you could make your most surreal and strange dreams come to life? That's almost what 19-year-old Kerem Ciğerci from Istanbul did. He uses graphic manipulations to create dream-like images, by mixing objects from different worlds, playing with size, proportion, and more.

15 Of the Best Astronomy Photographs of 2022

Therefore, these photographers rightfully deserve their acclaim. Related: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2021: 18 Stunning Finalists “NGC 6888 – The Crescent Nebula” by Bray Falls. Stars & Nebulae shortlist.

Odd Encounters in the World That Seem Ordinary to Locals

But what is normal for us may not be considered as such in other places. For example, do you have curtains? If you lived in the Netherlands and used curtains, you’d be considered weird.

Photo Truth: Behind the Scenes of Great Photographs...

I often marvel at the wonderful photographs I see on the internet. Everyday it seems there's a new image that really hits home, be it a pitiful and touching portrait, a dramatic landscape or a well captured photo of a favorite object.

This Talented Street Photographer is Worth Checking Out

This is exactly what caught the attention of Anthimos Ntagas, a Greek army man and photographer. Over time, his photographs developed a unique character, aiming to capture not only the identity of the subject but also juxtapositions that create interesting images.