Half a Woman

Optical illusions are perhaps one of the most valuable moments in a photographer’s career, as taking a shot that gets everyone fooled is a major achievement. This picture proves that, as we never expected to see a woman cut in half modeling on a runway, except she isn’t.

For a moment, it’s easy to accept that, as strange as it sounds, the woman is cut in half. However, looking at it from a different angle provides an explanation for the wonder, which is that the structure of the gown is the enabler of the optical illusion that almost got us fooled.

New York in the Fall

New York is a fascinating place to visit, especially during the month of October when fall starts. During this time, there are numerous adventures one can engage in, including taking a Hudson River cruise, visiting Governor’s Island, or just spending time in Central Park or Park Avenue admiring the breathtaking foliage landscapes.

For anyone who chooses to experience nature at its fullest, this is an unedited photo of Central Park and the skyscrapers separated by a road. The juxtaposition is perhaps the best example of man’s intensifying war with nature. After all, the difference between the two sides is there for all to see.

Double Elephant

One of the main properties of water is that it has an indefinite shape. This means that it can easily fit into any container and take all shapes that it is manipulated into. Just as with clouds, sometimes luck happens with water shapes, and this person must be grateful it was their lucky day.

It may look like sorcery, but this person actually tossed a handful of water into the sky, only for it to form the shape of an elephant, which was captured on camera thanks to the photographer’s reflex action. An actual elephant being there helps the cause.

Into Another Dimension

Something about nature always strikes us speechless, and this photograph is the perfect example. Waterfalls are sights to behold by themselves, and this one just topped that up by forming a rainbow at the bottom, resulting in more beauty for anyone who was watching.

Rainbows are formed when rays of light are scattered from drops of water, forming the beautiful colors everyone loves to see. The person who took this photo must have been fortunate to witness such an art of nature, as this rainbow makes it look like the water is falling through an infinite portal or perhaps to another world.

Into Deeper Waters

Some pictures can easily deceive us, depending on the angles from which they are taken. For instance, these children appear to be jumping into shallow waters, but in reality, they are jumping into a 12-foot-deep opening to a cave with a depth of up to 120 feet.

The attraction is Jacob’s Well, one of the places anyone around Texas Hill County can’t afford to miss exploring. It flows from the bed of Cypress Creek and is open to anyone for an underwater adventure. However, it is still dangerous, as at least twelve people have lost their lives there over the years.