Melting Spot Illusion

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Xavier Kreiss pointed me to this interesting photograph that shows a building that is supposedly melting right now. It looks darn hot over there! Offcourse it's just an illusion, as you expect it to be, but here are more details Xavier shared with us: "Global warming has struck Paris first! Buildings have started melting! OK, I'm kidding (and believe me it's not hot in Paris at all at the moment)! All of these windows and balconies are totally fake. They are painted on a huge cover that hides work at the Bleecker Group building on Avenue Georges V. Something similar to this illusion."






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  1. Blogger Emily 

    this one is just weirdly gross i dont know why..

  2. Anonymous mike 

    I still don't get it...is this just a painting then?

  3. Anonymous Tootsy cute 

    I don't get Y you think this illusion is gross. I just don't get it.

  4. Anonymous Anonymous 

    come on! it's just a picture of a building taken through a heat wave. you should know, like when there is a fire and above the fire vision gets distorted by the rising heat.

  5. Anonymous Wash me 

    But the words say that the bilding's painted.

  6. Anonymous Read Mine!!!!! Read Mine!!!!! 

    I don't get how this is an illusion. The person who made it just warped the building on the computer and added trees and stuff.

  7. Anonymous Anonymous 

    it doesn't say painting anywhere. where did u get painting from? so anyways i think this is cool even if it is photoshoped. :)


    postscrip: if you read the thing it says "photograph".

  8. Anonymous Jamie 

    Not gross and not a heat wave. It is as described a painted drape (drop cloth, sheet) covering the building which is most likely not nearly as interesting. Beautifully done. I have been a professional magician for 20 years and this must be way cool in person. Well it would be great if folks would actually read the description and look at the image, then make their comments. Movie and theater people use painted drapes and covers all the time.

  9. Anonymous Anonymous 

    if that heat wave guy is actually serious....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA lol

  10. Blogger Eshita 

    It is just a building wrapped with a painted cloth. You can even see the actual building on the top-left corner of the picture. Neat!

  11. Anonymous Riyu-chan 

    ......cool! ^_^

  12. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Wow, looks like a cheap photoshop job, i dont think it is real, look at the background

  13. Anonymous Anonymous 

    stupid people thinking its a heat wave and photoshopped...

    look at the top of the building
    its strait and not melting at all
    its obviously painted

  14. Anonymous ririn 

    why is it so hard to understand that the building is not photoshopped? and who the hell really thought it was a heat wave. If you refuse to believe it's painted, then just look it up on google, which will prove your ignorance.


    any wayz, this is cool ;-)

  15. Anonymous jen 

    IT"S REAL. it was taken in paris, near the champs-elysees. they were renovating the building and they decided to cover it up artistically. psh, heat wave...

  16. Anonymous My Daily Rant 

    ummm... the building can't melt in winter. yes, it's winter. look at the trees...

    someone got their global warming idea a bit wrong.




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