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Inspirative Imagination In Pictures

Realistic pictures reflect imagination of designer, which is “squeezed” into real photos. Most of the photos presented below capture the attention and the spirit, whether they are beautiful or horrible, because this does not meet every day. And each spectator begins to think that my photography was going to say the words of the author. […]

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Taking Pictures Without Any Safety Equipment

Be it climbing up as high as a 380-meter crane or a 22-storey building – two young Russians have got it all, and more, on their cameras and Alexander Remnov call themselves skywalkers, and take incredible, vertigo-inducing pictures of each other on top of the highest buildings in Moscow and some other cities in Russia. […]

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10 Dark Pieces of Satire To Make You Stop and Think

Polish artist Paul Kuczynski will be as depressing as he needs to be to make sure you look at the world differently…

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Double Exposures

This is true art. Watch one picture, and see the other? Or see the other, and see first? Exception. All sorts of things, like cities, trees, shown through the human figure.

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Unrealistic Scenes From a Dream

I’ve always been captivated by the beauty of our world, and often dream of the things that lay just beyond what we can see. I wanted to create images of scenes that are not-quite real, but that almost could be.

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Moses Bridge Astonishingly Splits Water

February 6th, 2013 partizan
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Ever wonder what it felt like to follow Moses? Well, though it’s not the Red Sea, the Moses Bridge, located in the Netherlands, is quite the sight to see. Appropriately titled, the bridge gives visitors a truly unique experience when visiting a close 17th century fort. Designed by architecture group RO & AD, the bridge is constructed out of Accoya wood, a high technology wood that is supposedly harder and more durable than some of the best tropical woods. It is treated with a nontoxic anti-fungal coating.

From a distance, the Moses Bridge appears to vanish, allowing the viewer to see the flow of the moat uninterrupted. As one approaches though, the sunken bridge becomes apparent. It splits the waters allowing for a unique walk to the historic sight across the way. This bridge would be very cool to experience firsthand, though I think I would be just a little bit nervous when crossing the moat.

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Fresh View of Fairytale Cartoon Characters: Redefined and Rediscovered

February 5th, 2013 partizan
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Exquisite looking cartoon characters portrayed a bit differently than you are used to seeing them. A fresh look at some of the good old child hood friends from magical places and heroic events.

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Are These Shapes Moving? Look Again!

February 4th, 2013 partizan
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Optical illusions is when what your eyes see plays tricks on your mind. Well, these photos here are sure to do exactly that. Check out this fantastic collection of optical illusion photos, playing tricks on you.

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Can You Find a Hidden Face in These Pictures?

February 3rd, 2013 partizan
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Optical illusions refer to the images that are perceived by our brains and are different from objective reality. They create a magical impression on our eyes and what we see is intriguing and exciting. It is somewhat similar to the mirage. Well, coming to the entertaining aspect optical illusions are wonderful images that turn on the mood. The cool optical illusions are widely liked by people. Being appealing, one gets attracted naturally. They are used as desktop backgrounds, wallpapers, e-cards and in various other ways. The craze for them is just awesome. People love to own optical illusions images.

Cool optical illusions have different kinds of pictures. They can be the simple illusions like the grid illusions or something imaginative and creative like the paintings in which various images are clubbed together in one image. Decorating the PC with optical illusions is fun. For a short while, you are transported in a different world. A world of hidden faces.

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Magical Snow Flakes: Macro Photography

February 2nd, 2013 partizan
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Magical Snow Flakes: Macro Photography by Russian photographer Andrew Osokin, who is a master of winter macro photography. His photo collection is chock full of gorgeous super-close-up photographs of insects, flowers, snow, and frost.
Among his most impressive shots are photographs of individual snowflakes that have fallen upon the ground and are in the process of melting away. The shots are so detailed and so perfectly framed that you might suspect them of being computer-generated fabrications. Be sure to check this fantastic macro photos out!

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Weird Voodoo-Like Dolls Art

February 1st, 2013 partizan
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Dolls are perceived as harmless, and they can be gorgeous and/or adorable, but there’s still something scary about dolls. It’s probably because many of them fit squarely in Uncanny Valley territory. The blank gaze and unmoving stare reminds us too much viscerally of corpses, perhaps. This goes even more when the doll is damaged in some way, such as missing limbs or eyes, or having holes in its head.

In horror, dolls are often used as part of the scenery to help establish the mood, even providing a theme for The Doll Episode. They may even be the antagonist or be used by the antagonist. Despite how ridiculous a doll trying to kill people should be, it’s still seen as quite frightening. A similar idea lies behind the Demonic Dummy and Scary Scarecrows.

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20 Websites From Before the Internet was Invented

March 2nd, 2012 Daily Art Cocktail
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Historians tell us there was a time before the internet and, while we of course don’t believe them, we thought it might be interesting to see what websites would look like in this strange, awful time before the internet. We asked you to Photoshop some of them, and the winning entry is below. But first, the runners-up:

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