22 photos that seem to have been specially taken so as to break the brain
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/22-photos-that-seem-to-have-been-specially-taken-so-as-to-break-the-brain.htmlProbably you have long been convinced that you should not always trust your own eyes, because sometimes situations from the series "It turned out - it seemed ..." Unusual angles, chosen by chance or on purpose, can distort the perspective, break the brain and mislead. And we have collected photos for you with just such an effect.
When the short-legged beagle doubled in size overnight
How quickly other people's children grow up
Here's what the backup line-up of Bremen Town musicians might look like
Dad can be cute too
What will happen if the street is tilted to take a picture at an angle
A three-headed mutant horse?
The cat explains the weather
It wasn't the best idea to take a selfie with a chicken. But it is impossible not to note the originality of the frame!
Did the giantess catch the bather and put her on her hat?
A cow with the head of a cat and the ability to pass between worlds
"A pigeon flew into the house when my sister's friend was doing yoga"
Edward hands and feet. Yes, such an angle creates a real puzzle
A huge dog or a tiny girl?
That's what true harmony means!
An attack by a huge seagull on a seaside town?
Luther Hargreaves actually exists!
"You have great legs, young man"
Gravity and the position of the hair suggest that the girl is looking up
A man with a tiny hand celebrates another birthday
Lovers often lose their heads. And sometimes they change them
I wonder how long this cat has, if it hangs from both sides of the cabinet?
The dog-man behaves uninhibited
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