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Showing posts with label Celebrities Illusions. Show all posts

Adolf Hitler Tomato

A German-born gardener by the name of Heinz has grown a tomato that looks like Adolf Hitler. Heinz Zielke, 77, picked the cherry tomato, which appears to have two eyes, a moustache and a quiff, from a vine in his potting shed. ‘I picked a number of tomatoes and put them on the kitchen window sill to ripen,’ said Mr Zielke, a former motor mechanic, who moved to Britain from Germany in 1964.
‘When I moved them to the fridge, I noticed the tomato seemed to have two eyes and a mouth. I thought it looked like an alien with a big head. People have since said it looks like Hitler, but I’m not so sure.’ Mr Zielke, from Cambridge, who has been growing tomatoes for many years, said it had been a particularly bad year for the fruit because of the dry spring. ‘I won’t eat the tomato – I’ll let it rot,’ Mr Zielke added. -metro.co.uk

Indian national leaders tree

This is really a great artwork contains some of the greatest Indian National Leaders of previous time.You may be familiar with the name Karamchand Gandhi,check he is in the the toppest place in the tree and there are many more..

If you know any of these faces please dont forgot to comment me.


Obama Optical Illusion

Stare at the dots in the center of the image for 45 seconds,Then close your eyes and tilt your head back.Keep them closed and open it front of any bright screen and you will see Barack Obama Illusion.

Video Showing Ghost of Michael Jackson

'Ghost' of Michael Jackson caught on camera pacing the corridors of Neverland.
But only the most one-eyed of Michael Jackson fans could see anything in the latest supposedly creepy goings-on at Neverland.

Footage from a TV crew's tour of the King Of Pop's now deserted ranch, which appeared on the respected Larry King show in the US, has been seized on by believers of the supernatural.

Viewer comments and chat forums have debated in earnest the possibility that the shadow belongs to Jackson himself.
They are trying to persuade YouTube visitors that a shadow filmed in one of the unending hallways is actually Jacko's ghostly presence.

On YouTube , many laughed at this video,but some also beleived that its real.
one user said: ‘Yes, that is MJ, even the hair style silhouette everything.OO.

Michael Jackson Died, A Look at His Lean Illusion

Michael Jackson died , and since I grew up with the man who many would argue is one of the greatest entertainers of all time, I thought we’d do a tribute to one of the cooler pieces of tech that played into his dance moves. If you remember the Smooth Criminal Michael Jackson video, he did an amazing lean. We know the video used special effects to make that look as good as it did, but he also incorporated that lean into his live show. In the video , you see that Michael and his dancers have special shoes that seem to hook into the stage, allowing them to lean. Notice how one of his backup dancers gets his foot stuck and has to shake it loose after wards. We’ll miss you, Michael.

A Look at His Lean Illusion : Michael Jackson Amazing Lean Effect.

Bonnie Tyler Album Cover Illusion

Play with Bonnie Tyler's Cover and create your own fun illusion. Checkout the similar funny Magazine Covers Illusions.


FlickR : Driely Schwartz

Obama's Duplicate

Now this is not an illusion (O.o),Ilham Anas is a 34-year-old photographer who has become famous for looking like Barack Obama, the new president of the United States of America.

Ilham Anas has become quite a celebrity in his home country of Indonesia and he now makes most of his money from appearing on various TV shows and posing as Barack Obama.



Marylin Monroe Mosaic

Marylin Monroe Mosaic made out of Flare magazine covers.

Virgin Mary Spotted On Baking Pan

A Houston elementary cafeteria worker discovered the image of the Virgin Mary on a cookie sheet pan.

On Ash Wednesday, Lupe Rodriguez was scrubbing pans in the schools cafeteria when she discovered the image.

As she continued scrubbing the pan Rodriguez said the image kept emerging and growing until she couldn't believe what she was seeing.

Now a shrine has been made in the honor of the Virgin Mary image on the cookie sheet and people are beginning to flock to see her image.

Virgin Mary Appears On Lemon

WATAUGA, Texas, Sept. 19 (UPI) -- A Texas bar owner who happens to be a police officer says he was shocked when he learned his son saw the face of the Virgin Mary in a lemon slice.

Sam Nance, a member of the Watauga police force, said his son, Marty, revealed the Virgin Mary's face on a lemon he was cutting at the family's business, the Texas Billiards bar, The Fort Worth Star Telegram reported.

"It kind of freaked me out," Nance said. "I'm a detective, and I believe in facts."

When he looked at the lemon, Nance said he sort of saw the face. It wasn't until he took a picture of it that the countenance really was visible to him.

Nance is Methodist and his wife is Baptist, and they don't attend church every week. He said they're saving the lemon in their freezer so others can see it.



Mona Lisa smile illusion

This image is really so Amazing!.When i looked Mona Lisa's first picture it was just fine, but there is something intensely wrong with her in the second picture. Her eyes are looking down or they are upside down.


Now look at the same images right side up.Turn your monitor upside-down or turn your head upside down just for sometime ;) and now you see the face again looks fine in second image too.



You probably recognized Mona Lisa right away--even upside-down. Two upside-down Mona Lisas may look strange (one perhaps stranger than the other), but turn them right-side-up and one looks normal. Why the surprising difference?

Since an upside-down face is not a familiar point of view, you may not have noticed that one of these pictures has been altered. In the right-hand photo, Mona's eyes and mouth have been turned around. It's only when the photos are turned right-side-up, and the view is more familiar, that you notice the real distortion.

Since you are obviously using a computer to view this, you may have access to photo-processing software and image-capture hardware. Try to capture your own face and flip the eyes and mouth.

Marylin Monroe-Einstein illusion

When you look at the image below, whose face do you see? At normal screen viewing distance you should see the face of the great scientist Albert Einstein. Now squint your eyes or take a few steps back from the image. Does a certain Hollywood personality pop into view? The Marylin Monroe-Einstein hybrid image was created by Dr. Aude Oliva for the March 31st 2007 issue of New Scientist magazine.

It's not just a crafty illusion. This sort of image is being used as a tool to understand better how our brains process visual scenes. On the practical side, some companies are interested in using them to conceal information from unintended observers - or to create printed advertising that morphs before your eyes.


Copyright © 2007 Aude Oliva, MIT

John Lennon illusion

If you think that this image is nothing then you are wrong,because this image contains a photo of John Lenon who was a 20th-century English songwriter, singer and instrumentalist who gained worldwide fame as one of the founders of the Beatles.

If you want to see him just close your eyes slowly (not fully) or go a bit far from your monitor and you will see him getting appeared.


Pope or Devil Optical Illusion

The recent installation of Pope Benedict XVI gave rise to numerous stories in newspapers across the world. There were literally thousands of photos used by various news services.

Imagine the surprise of many faithful Catholics in New York when they saw this AP wire service photo used in amNew York newspaper.



In this photo, due to the optical illusion of horns coming out of the Pope's head it is hard to tell if this is a man of God or possibly a stooge of the devil. Needless to say many people took time to write the newspaper and let them know that they weren't happy by this illusion.

The newspaper printed the below two letters they received and an apology to anyone who may have been offended by this optical illusion.



Michael Jackson Smooth Criminal Illusion


Lean Video :


Discover the secret behind the 45 degree lean in the Smooth Criminal video and in the live performance.

Michael Jackson and two of his costume designers obtained a US patent (US5255452) in 1993 on "Methods and Means for Creating Anti Gravity Illusion". The invention outlines how a special pair of shoes attaches to a stage to allow leaning forward beyond the centre of gravity of the wearer of the shoes. A case study of this patent is presented here.

Michael Jackson and two of his costume designers obtained a US patent (US5255452) in 1993 on "Methods and Means for Creating Anti Gravity Illusion". The invention outlines how a special pair of shoes attaches to a stage to allow leaning forward beyond the centre of gravity of the wearer of the shoes. A case study of this patent is presented here.

Background and Prior Art Interesting stage designs, lighting, fog generators, laser light shows, and large video screens have been used by music entertainers and dancers to enhance the appeal of their live and recorded performances.

In the past Michael Jackson had incorporated dance steps in his recorded video performances, wherein he and other dancers would lean forward beyond their center of gravity, thereby creating an impressive visual effect. In the video this effect was accomplished by the use of cables connecting a harness around the dancer's waist with hooks on a stage, thereby allowing the dancer to lean forward at the required degree.

However, since this requires stagehands to connect and then disconnect the cables, it has not been possible to use this system in live performances. Moreover, the cables obviously restricted arm and body movements.

Description of the Invention

The present invention overcomes the above noted deficiencies of the previously employed cable system by providing specialized footwear and
a moveable hitch or post to which the specialized footwear can be detachably engaged to, allowing the footwear wearer to lean forward on the stage, with his or her center of gravity well beyond the front of the shoes, thereby creating the desired visual effect. The hitch or post protrude upwardly through the stage platform at a predetermined time.

What to do:
  1. Watch the Video Carefully?
  2. What do you think about this secret illusion which was manytimes ignored by the peoples eyes.

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