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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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The artistic process behind Dain's blue sky blending
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain blends into a clock using makeup
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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Sony Radio Academy Awards, Grosvenor Hotel, London, Britain - 14 May 2012
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Rita Ora
Compilation - It's Sweetie Ora
The singer is known for her quirky fashion sense and, as these images show, she's never short of a tasty look or two.
Time and time again she proves that she knows how to put a sweet outfit together.
In fact, we think it's safe to say the star has Allsorts in her wardrobe!
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Hong Kong's skyscrapers from the ground floor, Hong Kong - 03 May 2013
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'Art of Failure' electron microscope competition - 06 Aug 2012
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'Naughty Beach Fun' Wins Electron Microscope Competition
Naked bodies appear to frolic on a beach, a frog happily perches on a hill and a kangaroo bounds across the landscape.
These are some of the familiar - and bizarre - sights scientists have seen under the microscope.
These images were entries in the recent International Symposium on the Physical and Failure Analysis of Integrated Circuits in Singapore.
The annual photography competition sees eggheads showing off the fun side of their research in microelectronics technology.
The analysts work on 'failure analysis', the process of investigating why a particular electronic component fails to work.
The winning image, entitled People on the Beach by Lim Saw Sing at Infineon Technologies, depicts a polyimide surface after exposure to reactive ion etching and sputter coating. In reality, it looks uncannily like a saucy beach scene with dozens of cavorting couples.
Second prize was Wings by Foo Fang Jie at Advanced Micro Devices which sees fracture analysis of a silicon sample resembling a pair of wings. Third prize The Hope Terrace by Tan Lee Koon at Systems-on-Silicon Manufacturing Co. is a picture of wafer-edge chipping giving the effect of step-like spectacular landforms.
Other highlights included a 'Royal Elephant' on a silicon sample, a particle embedded in a metal layer resembling a tortoise in water and a 'Fist of Victory' highlighted by an image showing the nano fabrication capability of a FIB (Focused Ion Beam).
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Spain - 2012
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Trompe l'oeile on one side of building block in La Latina district Madrid
Spain - 2012
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LA Police
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Patrol officer sits on motorcycle looking through pseedometer
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LA Police
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Patrol officer sits on motorcycle looking through pseedometer
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Senior Health
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MODEL RELEASED Optician looks through sight testing equipment
Senior Health
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Senior Health
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MODEL RELEASED Optician looks through sight testing equipment
Senior Health
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Work in progress for Edgar Mueller's 'Duality' 3D street painting in front of the Mega Mall in Teply Stan, Moscow.
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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The location for Edgar Mueller's 'Duality' 3D street painting in front of the Mega Mall in Teply Stan, Moscow.
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Onlookersc heck out progess on the 'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Edgar Mueller works on his 'Duality' 3D street painting
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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Edgar Mueller/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Edgar Mueller / Rex Features ( 1216522b )
A passerby checks out 'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES BY
Edgar Mueller/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Edgar Mueller works on his 'Duality' 3D street painting
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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Edgar Mueller/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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Edgar Mueller and his team take a break from working on the 'Duality' 3D street painting
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
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Edgar Mueller/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
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'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller, Moscow, Russia - 08 Aug 2010
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A family check out 'Duality' 3D street painting by Edgar Mueller
Moscow Cracks: Amazing 3D Street Art Cave
**EXCLUSIVE**
Here's an artist whose work is all that it's cracked up to be.
Edgar Mueller made the earth split open last week with a jaw-dropping piece of 3D street art.
He daubed a chilling depiction of a perilous fissure in paint outside a shopping mall in Moscow.
But making the earth moved proved difficult on this project - which he calls Duality - as Moscow was experiencing choking smog from forest fires.
In fact, Edgar's team had to wear gas masks to combat the dust and were forced to seek shelter in the shopping malls when conditions got too bad.
"Even before I left, the media reported on the disaster that was caused there by the forest and peat fires and unfortunately still persisted," Edgar explains. "After consulting with my team, I decided nevertheless to fly to Moscow - which I have to admit was somewhat naive. The conditions that we found there were terrifying."
The project took five days to complete, working from early morning to noon to escape the heat.
The work was originally going to be a tribute to the beauty of nature called The Lagoon, but the adverse conditions made Edgar change his mind.
"The idea of a holiday scene in central Moscow appealed to me. But given the circumstances which appeared in the city I decided this title was no longer appropriate.
"I decided to call it Duality to reflect how nature can be both beautiful and terrifying at the same time."
MUST CREDIT PICTURES BY
Edgar Mueller/Rex Features
Story: Dean Murray
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Refraction Optics SCIENCE
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A red and white straw in a glass of water on a white background. The straw appears to be broken due to refraction of light as it emerges into the ai Optical Illusion Education Educationa Learning Lessons Teaching Refraction Optics SCIENCE
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
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Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bournemouth News & Pic Service / Rex Features ( 833675k )
Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Bournemouth News & Pics / Rex Features Ltd.
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bournemouth News & Pic Service / Rex Features ( 833675g )
Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Bournemouth News & Pics / Rex Features Ltd.
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bournemouth News & Pic Service / Rex Features ( 833675f )
Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Bournemouth News & Pics / Rex Features Ltd.
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bournemouth News & Pic Service / Rex Features ( 833675e )
Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
MUST CREDIT PICTURES BY:
Bournemouth News & Pics / Rex Features Ltd.
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Bournemouth News & Pic Service / Rex Features ( 833675d )
Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
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Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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Three storey Christmas tree fitted into a family home, Bournemouth, Britain - 15 Dec 2008
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Three storey Christmas tree at the Howe family home., Britains biggest Xmas tree? - Proud dad Greig Howe with son Harry outside their home in Bmth, Dorset. The Howe's have erected a 35 foot Xmas tree.
The Christmas Tree-Storey House
THE CHRISTMAS TREE-STOREY HOUSE
An innovative Dorset father-of-three has gone one up on the Joneses this Christmas.
35-year-old Greig Howe came up with the idea of creating the illusion of a giant Christmas tree growing through both floors and the roof of their home in Bournemouth.
To do this, the Christmas cracker bought a 35ft fir tree at a cost of GBP 250, then sawed it into three sections with the help of a group of friends.
He then placed the parts one above the other in separate rooms before decorating it with 2,000 fairy lights.
Mr Howe said he came up with the novel idea after his 11-year-old son Harry complained about last year's 5ft tree being too small.
It came as a surprise to Harry when he came home from school one day to see the top of the tree apparently sprouting out of the roof.
He told the Daily Mail, "'I think it looks wicked. Last year we had a tree that was about the same size as me, so I asked Dad if he could get a bigger one this year.
'But I didn't think it would be this big. I came home and couldn't believe it when I saw it. I couldn't speak. I really thought the tree had gone through the roof.'
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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3D scene which artist Edgar Mueller painted on a street in the German city of Geldern in August 2008.
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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On the occasion of the 30th anniversary (9.-10 August) of the international competition of street painters in Geldern (Germany) Edgar Mueller has painted a large sized, three-dimensional picture once more. He created a scenery appearing apocalyptic which invites the observer for proceeding in the picture.
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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3D scene which artist Edgar Mueller painting on a street in the German city of Geldern in August 2008.
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary (9.-10 August) of the international competition of street painters in Geldern (Germany) Edgar Mueller has painted a large sized, three-dimensional picture once more. He created a scenery appearing apocalyptic which invites the observer for proceeding in the picture.
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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3D scene which artist Edgar Mueller painted on a street in the German city of Geldern in August 2008.
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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On the occasion of the 30th anniversary (9.-10 August) of the international competition of street painters in Geldern (Germany) Edgar Mueller has painted a large sized, three-dimensional picture once more. He created a scenery appearing apocalyptic which invites the observer for proceeding in the picture.
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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3D scene which artist Edgar Mueller painting on a street in the German city of Geldern in August 2008.
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary (9.-10 August) of the international competition of street painters in Geldern (Germany) Edgar Mueller has painted a large sized, three-dimensional picture once more. He created a scenery appearing apocalyptic which invites the observer for proceeding in the picture.
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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(Archive pic for The Crevasse story) a digital draft for previous 3D street art by Edgar Mueller, Geldrern, Germany - a digital draft for 'Use your eyes'
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
This dramatic piece of art will CRACK you up.
Artist Edgar Mueller has created a huge work of 3D street art call The Crevasse.
It took the German master of optical illusions five days to paint the giant fissure in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland.
He worked from sunrise to sunset to make the 250 square metre image which appears to show a fault in the earth's crust.
Created for the town's "Festival of World Culture" last year, Muller's jaw-dropping art involved clever planning so that when the picture is viewed from a certain angle it looks totally three-dimensional.
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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Digital draft for 'Use your eyes'
The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller
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Digital draft for 'Use your eyes'
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The 3D Street Art of Edgar Muller - Jul 2008
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This Street Art Will Crack You Up
THIS STREET ART WILL CRACK YOU UP
This dramatic piece of art will CRACK you up.
Artist Edgar Mueller has created a huge work of 3D street art call The Crevasse.
It took the German master of optical illusions five days to paint the giant fissure in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland.
He worked from sunrise to sunset to make the 250 square metre image which appears to show a fault in the earth's crust.
Created for the town's "Festival of World Culture" last year, Muller's jaw-dropping art involved clever planning so that when the picture is viewed from a certain angle it looks totally three-dimensional.
And locals wasted no time having fun with the work by pretending to teeter precariously on the edge of the deep hole.
Edgar explains: "3D street painting itself is a very new artform which only a handful of people do worldwide. Its nature is to trick people's eyes and show them a new 'reality'.
"The technique itself is called anamorphism and has been known since the Middle Ages. It was used by famous painters like Michelangelo, da Vinci and others in their murals."
Edgar's previous works include sharks jumping out of pavements, raging waterfalls on city roads and a German street collapsing into a lava pool.
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ARTIST JULIAN BEEVER AND HIS 3D PAVEMENT ART OF A BOTTLE OF SLATE TO LAUNCH THE PRE MIXED ALCOHOLIC DRINK, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, BRITAIN - 02 MAY 2006
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Artist Julian Beever on top of the bottle with Rachel Mackley. The artist spent 3 days creating this 3D illusion to mark the launch of a pre-mixed alcoholic drink. The bottle is about 30 feet long which creates the illusion of a very small man and a very large woman
Weird Statues Around The World
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WEIRD STATUES AROUND THE WORLD
Don't lose your head: A business man has a novel way of spying on the workers of Ernst & Young in Los Angeles.
Smile: The people of Bratislava get papped by a sneaky snapper
Wall meet again: One particularly determined artist emerges from a wall in Montmartre, Paris.
Hello, Hello, Hello: Who's been tripped up here then?
Helping hand: Visitors to Venice rest their feet on an unusual perch.
Cheeky chap: A drain worker spends his time looking up ladies skirts in Old Town, Bratislava.
Fishy goings on: Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a giant flying shark!
Reaching for the stars: Who needs stairs at the Rockefeller centre in New York when a giant steel pole will do.
Dancing dolphins: A young girl defies gravity to play with a dolphin near Tower Bridge in London.
To the point: The Swedes have a novel way of pointing visitors in the right direction of the royal palace.
Who'd have forked it: The tasty treats on offer in Switzerland demand some serious utensils.
Strange bedfellows: We've heard of falling out of bed before, but this is ridiculous.
Big spender: Someone is obviously ready for a serious shopping spree in Melbourne, Australia.
Cherrylicious: Breakfast has never looked so good at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden in Minneapolis.
A hard day's night: One weary late night reveller finds a strange place to catch a little shuteye.
Making waves: A swimmer in London finds the grass a lot less polluted than the Thames.
That sinki...
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FEATURE - Welches dieser Bilder ist das Naturfoto des Jahres ?
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An optical phenomenon formed by the reflection or refraction of light by ice crystals in the atmosphere taken during the Giraglia Rolex Cup by Georgy Akimov
Weather photographer of year competition - Nov 2018
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A picture of LIGHTNING striking in Blackpool has come top in the annual Weather Photographer of the Year competition.The photo entitled, Electric Blackpool, taken by Stephen Cheatley, beat more than 4,000 pictures in the contest, which show weather phenomena around the world. Other pictures show a double rainbow over the Grand Canyon, a late season dust storm in Arizona and a spectacular reflection bow in the Lofoten Islands in Norway. The competition was organised by The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) in association with AccuWeather.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain becomes a teacup blended into wallpaper
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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LA Police
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Traffic policeman sits on motorcycle looking through pseedometer
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Selfridges unveil a major Victor Vasarely (French Op Art optical illusions pioneer) exhibition.
Selfridges unveil a major Victor Vasarely (French Op Art optical illusions pioneer) exhibition at Selfridges, Oxford Street, London
13th January 2022.
55 works on show - none of which have been seen in the UK in over 50 years
Vasarely is a legendary design figure, his famous commissions include the Renault logo and the cover art for David Bowie's 1969 album Space Oddity
Vasarely shot to fame in the 1960s and fans of his work included Andy Warhol and Yoko Ono
37 works will be on sale for up to £400,000
The exhibition is part of Universe, a project in partnership with Fondation Vasarely and French fashion house Paco Rabanne
1,8000 exclusive NFTs will also be available for sale (prices range from £2,000 to over £100,000)
In a global first, NFTs will be available to purchase in a bricks and mortar retailer at Selfridges, London.
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FEATURE - Die Siegerbilder der Wetter-Fotografie der Royal Meteorological Society
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The picture shows Lavaredo's Gloria by Alex Wides. In this 360-degree panorama the moon illuminates the Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks of Lavaredo), as well as the fog and cloud that surrounds the cross on top of Mount Paterno. A magnified shadow of the photographer and the cross is also cast onto the fog below, an optical phenomenon called a Brocken Spectre.The 26 finalists for this year's Weather Photographer of the Year have been announced and the public are being invited to vote for their favourite.The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS), which celebrates its 170th birthday this year, in association with AccuWeather, has put the shortlisted pictures on their website and people can visit photocrowd.com/wpotyvote to vote until September 25.The popular competition, which is now in its fifth year, has attracted entries from around the world.
Weather Photographer of The Year Shortlist
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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The artistic process behind Dain's teacup creation
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain pretends to be kissing herself using makeup
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain paints her hand into an optical illusion
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain fakes multiple eyes using makeup skills
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain paints onto her hand to create an optical illusion
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE - Mal anders geschminkt
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Dain blends herself into a blue sky
Makeup optical illusions, South Korea - Jun 2016
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A South Korean student has used makeup to gain chameleonic superpowers.
Dain Yoon is a 22-year-old visual illusion artist currently studying in Korea National University. The daughter of a professor and a painter, she has absorbed herself in drawing from an early age.
Her makeup optical illusions might let her superficially disappear into the backdrop, but there's also a deeper meaning to her works.
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FEATURE:Porträt-Bilder mit 3D-Effekt
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A photorealistic 3D drawing of an optical illusion
The realistic art of Stefan Pabst, Germany - 30 Oct 2015
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You won't believe your eyes when you see the work of artist Stefan Pabst.
The 35-year-old creates jaw-dropping 3D illusion art and photorealistic potraits of famous faces.
His work ranges from spine-chilling spiders that appear real enough to touch to stunning drawings of stars including Scarlett Johansson and Angelina Jolie.
Stefan uses a range of paint brushes for what he calls '3D drawing' using the trompe l'oeil technique; a French term literally meaning "trick the eye".
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