Stonehenge Optical Illusion

Going through my off-line illusion archive I have stumbled across an interesting painting created by Norman Parker. All odds are that last time I’ve seen it I overlooked the illusion it holds, thus decided there is nothing exceptional about his art.

Being in a hurry man can overpass some really worthy opportunities. Luckily, I spotted the mistake today, and am fixing this injustice. Our regular visitors should notice the impossible columns motive instantaneously, but to the untrained eye this illusion can be harder to spot *shame on me*.

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22 Replies to “Stonehenge Optical Illusion”

  1. Thanks for the link to Intel! Looks like a great deal. If i happen to win one, I’ll be sure to use it to post my thanks all over this website :)

  2. another cool bit, i don’t know if you guys noticed, is that if you cover the top half the bottom looks like tree trunks and if you cover the bottom the top looks like Stonehenge as it is normally…

    1. JL and daniel both need yo keep the rude comments to themselves, the illusion is great though ;)

  3. The change over is a bit too quick for it to work properly, it just looks odd. That said, if the picture is small like in the gadget view, the illusion works a lot better.

  4. Looks to me that they were trying to lift the coffins of their Kings or Queens or other successful leaders spirits to the all and powerful GODS in the sky…or if forseen as we they have predicted a warning to us about the evolutionary change in MTV is going to have on our offsprings…

  5. Where you say “motive” (meaning reason for doing soething) I think you want “motif” (meaning a theme or pattern)

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