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This is a single shot photograph by photographer Keinichi Ohno. Although it looks like
2 photographs taken from different locations connected together, it is actually the
edge of a wall, with its reflection in the water, that creates the split image illusion.
Steve: "I love 'Reflection' shots. Many years ago I was at the NY Botanical Gardens with
my ex. She was standing on a concrete walkway surrounded by grass and trees. On the
floor in front of her was a large puddle with her reflection in it. One of my favorite pictures."
Ever: Ok, too cool. Really like this. Especially the choice to use complimentary
tones (Blue water with the golden of the wall).
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Fre: "Oh, my gosh ...how sweet ... I see the steam coming out of the bowl ... this is true art."
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Gage: "Frighteningly Accurate, I'm afraid!"
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This is a wedding cake made by LeNovelle Cake, a family-run bakery in Jakarta, Indonesia,
known for the world's most elaborate cakes. Here's a article at OddityCentral
with some absolutely stunning pictures of some of their previous creations.
Sunny: "Wow. I wonder how much a cake like that costs? And if it even tastes good!"
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Ever: "I so wish I was a Listerated Pepsin Gum Chewer"
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Hand-making a Persian Rug. Here's everything you wanted to know
(and you didn't want to know) about Persian Rugs at the Carpet Wiki
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This is Pamukkale aka Cotton Castle, a natural site in Denizli Province
in southwestern Turkey. It is officially a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Wiki Page
Molly: "WOW! Read Wiki page, loved this line 'The area has been drawing
visitors to its thermal springs since the time of Classical Antiquity.' Kind of says it all!"
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Doc: "Looks just like my living room. That's why I call it
Dr Nostromo's Control Center ...although not as tidy."
Steve: "Not only do the Sci Fi movie buffs know where the
name Nostromo came from but now everyone will know. LOL."
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This is a pic of the Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel under
Tokyo, Japan. Basically, a really big storm drain.
Here's an excellent article with more pics at Japan Endless Discovery.
Hiking: "You post some of the coolest sh*t! I am going to click on the link now."
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Also known as the far more easily remembered name WHL0137-LS
Wiki Page
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This is a false color image of the impact crater Stickney on Mars' moon Phobos as imaged
by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter in March 2008. Wiki Page
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The Jindo Land Bridge, also known as the "Miracle Sea Road" or "Jindo Sea Parting,"
is a natural phenomenon where a narrow land bridge appears between Jindo Island
and Modo Island in South Korea, twice a year, for about an hour. This occurs due to
extreme low tides caused by specific tidal patterns. During this time, people can
walk across the seabed connecting the two islands. -- Google AI Search (verified)
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This is the 'Doof Wagon' from the film "Mad Max: Fury Road", one of 13 fully functional
vehicles that were sold at auction. There were originally 150 vehicles built for the film.
Here's an article at Jalopnik featuring the vehicles put up for auction.
Doof Wagon in Action
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