Picasso's Bull Illusion
January 11, 2007 by Vurdlak
Kreshnik Berisha immediately submitted this illusion, after he was triggered by our previous slow exposure photograph. I'll let Keka explain this: "I have commented earlier on some slow exposure photo, and have submitted a link of a famous one with Picasso in it. However, I am not sure how many people saw it, so I was wondering if you would be interested to post it on your website. As I said in my comment, it was done using slow exposure and lighting in the end of the shot. It was done by a famous Albanian photographer called Gjon Mili (he was also the first one to catch a fired bullet in a photo). We have our first Albanian optical illusion submission! Thnks K.
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...amazing. i'm in awe! so coool.
I used to do pictures like these back in 1976. These best one was an outline of my dad in the backyard. People were always amazed by the simple effect. Over the years I have done more pix with various other lighting devices. Moving to digital cameras really killed using this effect.
Very groovy. Even more so for being Picasso and a bull, eh. Yet another reason to keep some good, old fashoned film around.
it's really cool. I'm not sure I get the part about Picasso and the bull, though, because I don't think it looks like Picasso or a bull.
alright, i guess it does NOT look much like a bull. i give you that much. but what do you mean it doesn't look like picasso? it/he IS picasso.
I think it looks like a surfboarding bull... COWABUNGA!... Do you see what I'm saying?
Or it could be flying piggies!
I've done this before, and it's really fun, but I move the camera instead of moving the light.
Very cool effect. Very awful drawing..
My 5 y's old nephew draws much better..