



(25 votes)

First time I was introduced to tilt-shift photography, was when I discovered Olivio Barbieri’s work. We have even showcased some of his works through this website. I’m not sure if Olivio originally discovered this technique or not, but what I know for sure is what Graham A. Stephen submitted, is equally impressive! Graham’s work should [...]




(31 votes)

Check out this cool animated .gif file, one that Markus compiled and decided to present us with! It’s shows a well known relative sizes effect, which is characterized by visually perceived images that differ from objective reality. It results with our eyes seeing one thing, while our brain sees something entirely different. The information that [...]




(33 votes)

Can’t say I expected that many of you BEING WRONG regarding our previous post! It seems only a fraction of our visitors managed to isolate the correct answer. Anyway, to conclude the test I posted the solution, and now can officially say that the correct answer was: circle no.3. But let’s quickly share the newest [...]




(43 votes)

Update: The solution has been posted, you can see the answer by clicking on the original picture! I can imagine you had enough of all them Ebbinghaus illusions by now, but I promise this the last time! Just wanted to see if all my submissions regarding this topic had any weight, and if the experience [...]




(40 votes)

Once again I apologize for a delay in optical illusion stream. Was kind of busy moving stuff over to my new place. Anyhow, I’ve collected all your perspective submissions involving clouds, and posted them in this first volume. Needless to say there will be more coming to our submission box, at least this is what [...]




(27 votes)

I see a real debate going on, regarding our previous illusion. Even though “Mail Box” was the proper answer, I take full responsibility for the illusion appearing as “Mail Boy”. As it seems, I’ve added so many 3d effects to the original illusion (to make the design fit our standards), it was my fault the [...]




(74 votes)

Got this gag from some sort of newsletter. There isn’t much to explain, just when you see the first photo you get the impression boy and a girl are sitting next to each other. In reality, the blond sits one bench behind her classmate, and while her friend stretches his neck to look into formulas, [...]




(31 votes)

I snitched this optical illusion off of G. Sarcone’s website, and would like to ask you a simple question: which of the two choppers has a longer line painted on-top of it? Are they the same? Is the red line longer? What do you think? I can assure you the answer will shock you. That’s [...]




