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50 Times People Accidentally Noticed Surreal Things In Real Life, So They Shared It On This Online Group
Here we are, stuck between dreams and reality. Look around you, Pandas. On the one hand, you’re surrounded by everything that’s familiar, real, recognizable. But as you take a closer peek, you might notice just how odd, how surreal the world can be and it’s not always clear if we’re awake or if our imaginations are playing impish tricks on us.
What we have in store for you today is something special. We’re featuring the ‘Accidental Surrealism’ subreddit, an art and photography-loving online community that shares pics of things that, well, accidentally look like surreal art. Even though the premise is straightforward, the photos are anything but. They will challenge your perception of reality and, hopefully, will inspire you to look at your own surroundings in a different light.
Make sure to keep a strong grip on what’s real as you scroll down, Pandas. Don’t forget to upvote the photos that you enjoyed the most, go visit r/accidentalsurrealism if you enjoyed yourselves, and last but not least: if everything starts melting, keep an eye out for the ghost of Salvador Dalí.
Former art gallery director and art expert Shelby Bercume, from Florida, enlightened Bored Panda about surrealism and Dalí. You'll find out what she had to say if you scroll down, dear Pandas.
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#1
Tried To Take A Panoramic Picture Of The Eiffel Tower Today, It Went Surprisingly Well!
Deutschland Mädchen 4 years ago
"As global warming continues, some buildings may start to melt and collapse, like the Eiffel Tower pictured above. The police have evacuated the area and are setting up industrial fans to try and cool the structure down. Back to you, Steve." Jk...
According to former art gallery director Shelby, every art movement focuses on something different. "The reason surrealism is so recognizable is that the subject matter reflects the inner workings of the subconscious," she told Bored Panda. "That’s why the images are considered dream-like because, in actuality, they are dreams and hallucinations."
Although surrealism is instantly recognizable for many, Shelby doesn't believe that we wouldn't be able to mix it up with some other art movements. "There are always overlaps," she said, alluding to the Dada movement which some confuse for surrealism. "But it definitely has a flavor."
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#2
Clouds In Harrodsburg, Kentucky. No Filter
Josie Bisbano 4 years ago
Thanks for this cloud name info. It led me to several wonderful pictures, as well as The Cloud Appreciation Society. Awesome!
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Bear Hall 4 years ago
"An unexpected result of global climate change: icebergs got lighter than air and now the wind can blow them over here. More on what it means for the local birdlife and air traffic safety on WKYT tonight at six."
A B C 4 years ago
lol. Don't write that down too often, some of those madcap chemtrail antivaxx conspiracy nutjobs will believe it :D
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#3
Oil On The Ground
Kaleb Prichard (MiraiKuma) 4 years ago
Besides the oil on the ground lol.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago
This is honestly such a great photograph and I would happily frame it on my wall!
The art expert also ruminated about the success of Dalí. "The popularity of Dalí, mostly due to his wife Gala’s business sense, is what makes surrealism so recognizable. It had significant exposure to people that otherwise wouldn’t have known what it is," she mused about part of the reasons why the artist became so widely known.
Shelby added: "Dalí's popularity was also due to his eccentric behavior and incredibly famous friends coupled with the time. Basically, all the ingredients were there for Dalí to take flight, and surrealism was thrust into the spotlight as part of a consequence."
#4
Shadow
8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago
...which, with the right calculations, could also tell time, like a huge sundial.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago
Instead of playing where's "Wally (Waldo)", you could play "Where's Beetlejuice."
Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago
Thats cool, but I can feel the migraine winding up looking at it. Dont think I would make it seeing it for real.
TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
I agree, it's triggering my Trypophobia (which isn't just about too many holes for me.)
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Karen Grace 4 years ago
Breaking news: An unfinished (undressed) building was arrested for indecent exposure. Here is a photo taken of it in it's prison stripes. We will update as more information comes in. Stay tuned for your regularly scheduled programs.
TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
Anyone ever tell you that you may have a form of Trypophobia? I do and it hurts mine too.
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Transit
Tiny Dynamine 4 years ago
There is no way that none of these would not overlap even slightly. It's shopped. Nice but doesn't belong here.
classbag 4 years ago (edited)
Aww, I thought it was real. It's so cool. But yeah, makes no sense that none of them overlap.
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iBlank 4 years ago
Yeah, clearly the shadows are unrealistic and the ground is blurry where they erased, cut/copied, and resized. Cool composition regardless
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Jen M 2 months ago
I can actually pinpoint the couple repeat copy paste birds, even though they're flipped, slightly stretched, etc. Look at the "couple birds" near each other, who are lifting one foot (so it doesnt touch the shadow), and their beaks are looking back at the camera at a specific angle, and their tails touch their tail shadows. That one i can definitely identify as one of the birds used repeatedly for this photoshopped image. It's cool looking, though. It's just not naturally occurring.
Susan Williams 4 years ago
There is a similar photo of Camels parading across a desert. Which is the animal and which is the shadow?
#6
Snowy Beach In Hokkaido, Japan
Daria B 4 years ago
Good question. But I've witnessed such things myself as well. I guess.... it's just THAT cold.
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago
What a stunningly beautiful landscape-- like something out of a fantasy novel.
Mad Dragon 4 years ago
How was this pic taken? Was the person in the center of the pic flying a drone?
Big Blue Cat 4 years ago
Snow is snow, it's not uncomfortable if you have warm clothes. It doesn't have waves coming towards you like the sea. It just is, until it melts. Snow can actually be very comfortable and calming. *it's snowing here today, first time this autumn*
Vicky Zar 4 years ago
Weeeeell..... there are such things as avalanches. You could call them "waves"
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Surrealism was a movement in visual art and literature that flourished in Europe between the First and Second World Wars. Largely influenced by the Dada movement and anti-art ideas that came before, surrealism was a reaction to the destruction brought about by ‘rationalism’ and the brutality of massive-scale warfare.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that poet and critic André Breton, the publisher of The Surrealist Manifesto, saw the movement as “reuniting conscious and unconscious realms of experience so completely that the world of dream and fantasy would be joined to the everyday rational world.” The end result would be “an absolute reality, a surreality.”
Surrealist art, photography, and literature can seem illogical or even unnerving as the creators delve deeper and deeper into the unconscious mind and how it entangles cold, hard reality. Surrealism is meant to surprise, shock the viewer, present them with an alternative way of looking at the world. In a way, you can’t have surrealism without stepping outside the box of your own comfort and realizing that rationalism is limited.
#7
Picture Of Building As Reflected In Broken Mirror On Pavement
Sky Render 4 years ago
Okay, who's been folding the multiverse again? It was you, Dr. Strange, wasn't it?
~hUmMuS vIbEs~ 4 years ago
This reminds me of Cat in the Hat, when they go into that box thing and everything is messed up like this.
#8
Swimming Pool Untouched By Dirty Flood Water
mamalama27 4 years ago
I work with miniatures. These are miniatures with a cool photo while standing above the layout.
Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago
About time there was a "Naysayer". Couldn't believe it lasted this long!!!
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#9
Hail In Crop Netting
A B C 4 years ago
I've seen *some* hail on trampolines, but this here is absolutely massive.
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Martin Kaine 4 years ago
At least that's normal. I thought it was a giant floating albino garlic clove.
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Rissie 4 years ago
It's hard to find what scale you're looking at :) My first impression was some huge artworks.
classbag 4 years ago
I thought the trees were mountains and the middle part was a valley at first glance, so you can imagine my confusion!
Load More Replies... Otter 4 years ago
Crop a little off the top and nobody would have a clue what they were looking at.
Kristi Jonas 4 years ago
Even with the picture being while, I still didn't have a clue what I was looking at 🤔
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Marco Conti 4 years ago
Alien pods. Call a xenobiologist and a xenolinguist. Maybe they are trying to tell us something.
The ‘Accidental Surrealism’ online group is a niche subreddit, home to just over 19.7k members. Personally, I think that the subreddit deserves to have a lot more attention, considering just how creative the content it shares really is. The group has been active since January of 2016 and we’re hoping that they’ll stick around for at least another 5 years (and more!).
The subreddit has a single moderator busily working behind the curtain of the stage, helping keep everything in check.
#10
The Way This Snow Has Slid Down The Slide
classbag 4 years ago
I was wondering why looking at it made me salivate a little. This is why.
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J Kwon 4 years ago
Had something like this happen on my car. The slow-melt-and-refreeze effect caused a 16" shelf of snow to slowly grow straight off the passenger side of my roof. I was creeping around town with a 16" rectangular jut of snow hanging off my car, boldly defying gravity, completely smooth and flat on the bottom, parallel to the ground.
Ann Coffman 4 years ago
If you guys don't want to play with me, well then I'm just going to fold up my slide and go home! So there!
#11
These Are Called Scud Clouds. This Was Recently Captured In South Carolina
Bobby 4 years ago
Is a flock of tornados a flock of seagulls screamo cover band?
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#12
My Scarf Accidentally Matched My Hotel Carpet
Celesta 4 years ago
Literally all I could think was "get up get up GET UP"
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Sue Grigg 4 years ago
My first thought too. I don't even walk barefoot on hotel floors.
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Michelle A 4 years ago
Cool! Now remove clothing, place in plastic bag and dispose in nearest trash receptacle.
tuzdayschild 4 years ago
The scarf is interesting and all. But it's your laying on that floor that blows the mind.
Marco Conti 4 years ago
Reminds me of the time I brought a black light and polarizing lens (I worked with glass and it was part of my toolkit) to the hotel and out of curiosity I fired it up. I really wished I didn't. Not only the floors, I now use combat boots as slippers, but the duvet was a giant splotch. This was a $250 a night room in 1992, not cheap.
Michael Sanders 4 years ago (edited)
I’m not saying hotel rooms are the cleanest places, but the common idea that anything that shows up is a bodily fluid is not entirely correct. Detergent whitening agents show up on black light and the big splotch could be where the detergent initially hit before washing. Would show up on a carpet like that too. Also stuff can show up on a black light no matter how much you wash them. Did you ever try the black light at your house? Seeing splotches in a hotel room doesn’t necessarily mean people are just jizzing all over the walls and floors and duvets. Though that can happen. I went on some tour stops with a band once.
Load More Replies...In terms of content, r/accidentalsurrealism is very similar to r/accidentalart and r/AccidentalArtGallery. However, those of you Pandas who know your way around the internet might notice that there’s more than just a passing resemblance to the r/AccidentalRenaissance subreddit that Bored Panda has featured time and again. The idea—stumbling upon something art-related by pure happenstance—is the same; the art movement is different.
#13
A Mosaic In Turkey Being Excavated That’s Been Rippled By Earthquakes
Jo Choto 4 years ago
The thought of having to pick up all those pieces and then put them down again somewhere else makes me want to cry.
Mishimoqua 4 years ago
They're usually lifted in large sheets, not piece by piece.
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#14
I Thought That Was The Ocean
Stephanie A Mutti 4 years ago
There was that one scene in the movie "2012". Crappy movie except for the scenes of destruction.
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classbag 4 years ago (edited)
😂 Glad I'm not the only one who thought of Interstellar instead of 2012!
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Inga Paškevičiūtė 4 years ago
Georgia I believe. Gergeti Trinity church. I was there - it's wonderful :)
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#15
An Accidental Skyline
‘Accidental Surrealism’ has only two rules that members need to follow (well, alongside all the regulations requiring you to be civil that you agreed to the moment you signed up to Reddit). The first rule is fairly straightforward: the surrealism in your photo has to be accidental. It can’t be deliberate! If you stage things to farm karma and get awesome comments, you’re missing the point.
The second rule is slightly murkier, however. Your photos have to “fit the criteria for surrealism,” but the subreddit’s mod notes that “this is subjective.”
#16
Coudscape/Snowscape
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
Yes... mackerel skies and mares tails means changing weather
Load More Replies... TheAnimalLady 4 years ago (edited)
Yep, it's triggering my Trypophobia too. (It's not just for holes with me.)
Load More Replies... TheAnimalLady 4 years ago (edited)
I absolutely lo-ove it when nitpickers mis-spell while "correcting" others 😹🤣😹🤣😹🤣😹🤣😹
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#17
5000 Litres Of Spilled Ink
Rissie 4 years ago
Let's hope it's not the terrible kind. Many inks are somewhat fine nowadays. Because it looks very pretty...
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Vicky Z 4 years ago
If the street was the printer it would still say "no ink i cannot print"
Load More Replies... Robert T 4 years ago
One is careless. 3 is a disaster. But it looks like 7 separate flows of ink, so I'm thinking this was malicous.
Grant Barke 4 years ago
Police suspect that someone deliberately tampered with the containers that held the ink.
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Bear Hall 4 years ago (edited)
Call all the schools in town! It will be the most epic finger paint party ever.
#18
Entrance Of The Underwater Observatory In Zug
Earlier, Bored Panda spoke to art historian and creator of educational videos, Mary McGillivray. According to her, a lot of people have a perception about art and art history that stops them from delving into the topics headfirst.
“A lot of people think that art history is very serious and very important and this leads to them feeling overwhelmed—or even feeling like art history isn't for them. This isn't true!” Mary told me during a previous interview. “I've said it before and I'll say it again, art history is just old memes. Once we start to see the humor and the humanity in art, it becomes far less intimidating.”
#19
Reflections
Discordant Bluecheese 4 years ago
I love how the dirt on the road makes it look like a clear, stary sky.
#20
This Sculpture Of Kids Swinging From A No Longer Existing Tree
Ann Coffman 4 years ago (edited)
Yeah, cause there's actually a tree stump right behind the sculpture. Looks to be freshly hewn.
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tuzdayschild 4 years ago
For a second, I wondered what was holding her in the air. Only a second.
#21
Clam Covered Mannequin Head That Washed Up On Shore
TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
...if they're still alive. Otherwise it's re-polluting.
Load More Replies... Rose Yellow Mint 4 years ago
Looks amazing. This should be turned into an artpiece and displayed in an art exibition
Monica Hayes 4 years ago
agreed, except....it will probably smell like dead crap! bummer, cause its sooooo cool!
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Meanwhile, former gallery director and art expert Shelby told Bored Panda a bit earlier that art history can often be “intimidating and difficult to grasp” for those without a background in it because it’s a subject that far from every school teaches. If schools took a more proactive approach to art history, there might be many more experts in the field and far more online groups like r/accidentalsurrealism.
#22
A Hole On The Hill
thatmagicgaychick 4 years ago
and the eyes in his head see the world spinning round (was just thinking about that song)
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Kelly 4 years ago
I’m pretty sure I’ve been there. It’s a crater lake on a volcano in Iceland.
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#23
Hopefully I’m In The Right Place—the Way The Sunset Hit The Scaffolding Just Mesmerized Me
Terilee Bruyere 4 years ago
This looks like an open world game when you sprint too far too fast and the game hasn't completely loaded that local.
#24
Google Street View
Dawn Woolley 4 years ago
I love the way his pants are so beautifully tailored to take into account his three legs.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Yes they tailored a pants for three legs but we can't have simple pockets!!🙄🙄🙄
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The Deez 4 years ago
This pic made me think of a song my mom used to sing about a man who ran off with Peg Leg Johnson's wife, taking the guy's wooden leg with him so the guy couldn't follow them. The chorus went, "I'm a three-legged man with a two-legged woman being chased cross country by a one-legged foot! And it's hoppin' and it's cloppin', and it shows no sign of stoppin', I tell you, boys, this life is hard and cruel!" LOL!
Mark Howell 4 years ago
Tailors nightmare. On which side do you dress sir, Left, Left of centre, Centre, Right of centre or Right? ;o)
Ann Coffman 4 years ago
"Hangside?" Samarai Tailor, another old SNL sketch, with John Belushi.
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°CORLEONE° 4 years ago
This picture was taken by Google on May 2019 at 18 Adrian Ave, Toronto, Ontario
"I don’t necessarily think art history is an inaccessible entity, but I know that people tend to feel intimidated by things they aren’t experts in. Since art is often, if not always subjective, it feels even more intimidating than a subject with a 'right answer,' like math for example. I think often that leads to a disconnect between the desire to dive into the subject of art and by relation art history, and the execution of it,” art expert Shelby explained to Bored Panda.
#25
Itap Of Well Trimmed Trees And Bushes In Fog, Creating A Mondrian-Like Composition
A B C 4 years ago
If I had taken that picture, I'd have it printed, framed, and hang it in my appartment. That's a really cool one!
Jihana 4 years ago
I'm pretty sure those are the gardens of Schönbrunn palace in Vienna. Everything there is trimmed into exact forms.
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#26
Brick Wall Worn Down By The Sea
Josie Bisbano 4 years ago
I have a small piece of brick wall like this that washed up on the Chicago shore of Lake Michigan! It's a treasure!
#27
A Train Car In Minnesota Carrying Corn Had A Leak
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago
Deer, squirrels, raccoons and a host of animals. Not necessarily rodentia.
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Ann Coffman 4 years ago
Follow to an empty tanker!! I'll bet someone's gonna be pissed at the end of that ride!
Load More Replies... Mad Dragon 4 years ago
I imagine the workers opening the container to unload and going, “Wait, it’s empty?”
In Shelby’s opinion, art shouldn’t be exclusionary: it should be accessible to everyone, no matter their background or education. “Art is something to be enjoyed and shouldn’t be reserved for an exclusive group," she said.
"Art is aesthetics and feelings. If you love something, voice why you love it... if you can’t find the words, that’s ok! Talking about art is really discussing how the art affects your emotional state and what thoughts it provokes," former art gallery director Shelby said.
#28
Yellow Yukon At Work Today Felt Bad Peeling It
#29
Sometimes I Keep Myself Company
Ozymandias73 4 years ago
They've been waiting so long even their ghost hasn't heard their name yet
Hannah Marshall 4 years ago
A phenomenon called "Pepper's Ghost." Used to be used in theatre productions. Google it.
#30
The Sky Is The Limit
Bear Hall 4 years ago (edited)
The weirdest UFO ever: "We are coming from planet IKEA. There are the assembly instructions of our "The Universe and Everything" set missing from your box. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
42? That's the whole instructions? And what happened to the dolphins?
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Foodie panda 4 years ago
I think it's taken from a window and the lamp is the reflection on the window (just a guess)
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Paul Davis 4 years ago
I've seen lots of UFO nuts post photos of kitchen lights being reflected in windows. The sheer idiocy of it.
Tracy Acee 4 years ago
Lmao i thought the same thing! Are you a designer too?
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Samuel Neff 4 years ago
Oh, you're right, I should have waited till after I smoked to read this. Is awesome.
Load More Replies... Lisa Tetlow 4 years ago
I took a picture like this. Looked like there was a UFO over my neighbor's house.
"And remember, it is ok to not love everything, believe it or not, certain artworks are meant to be disturbing or disliked. Just don’t be intimidated to speak up because that’s really all we’re doing when we talk about art. We’re voicing opinions."
#31
Nagabeta Seabed Road - Japan
classbag 4 years ago (edited)
There is a place where the sidewalk ends / And before the street begins, / And there the grass grows soft and white, / And there the sun burns crimson bright, / And there the moon-bird rests from his flight / To cool in the peppermint wind. / Let us leave this place where the smoke blows black / And the dark street winds and bends. / Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow / We shall walk with a walk that is measured and slow, / And watch where the chalk-white arrows go / To the place where the sidewalk ends. / Yes we'll walk with a walk that is measured and slow, / And we'll go where the chalk-white arrows go, / For the children, they mark, and the children, they know / The place where the sidewalk ends.
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Susan S 4 years ago
I've had dreams where I am driving a car and the road slowly sinks under the ocean while I continue driving wondering where the road went.
Josie Bisbano 4 years ago
I have that dream a lot! I'm on the north most end of the island I was born on, driving a road that goes underwater, just driving calmly wondering why it's made like this.
Load More Replies... Otter 4 years ago
Is the road navigable at low tide? There are places like that, there's even a natural high-tide path to an offshore island in Bar Harbor.
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#32
Ladders
Lance d'Boyle 4 years ago
which is why, at only a certain time of certain days, the shadow thief can break into any apartment in the building.
Miss Melanie 4 years ago
Soo cool looking! I had to enlarge to see if there were steps at all! Lol
#33
This Is Not A Duck
PeachPossum 4 years ago
A marauding mallard from the wild visiting an empty exhibit. He knows he can be in there without fear of being eaten.
#34
Top Of A Shipping Container
Ray_gunn 4 years ago
A mini ecosystem! This is how we know the wheels of nature will keep on turning long after the human race has extincted itself
classbag 4 years ago (edited)
Reminds me of the tiny civilization that grew on Bender (from Futurama) when he was drifting through outer space.
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TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
Once "the industry" is done with them, they are reused as storage sheds, outbuildings and even homes. So it may have been sitting for a long time.
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#35
Silver Water
Begone Fool 4 years ago
All I could find on this: This is because the sun and the camera make the same angle to the water surface. We're just seeing the sun's reflection on the water. The reflection appears to takes up so much area because the camera is actually very far away and is using a lot of magnification (makeing the sun look larger).
#36
Woah
Kelli Lindsay 4 years ago
That's insane! I had to look at this for a good minute to figure it out!
jade s 4 years ago
Took ages but look at the signs in the right. Basically garage flooded and reflecting ceiling. There is no down ramp.
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Eppe 4 years ago
I made this pic explaining it when this pic was posted here last month 6123930646...bf1996.jpg 
Jacqueline Mak 4 years ago
It took me quite a while to get it… To those with no clue, it's a flooded car park with pretty low ceiling. The grounds behind the yellow-and-white hump are flooded. The dark line in the middle of the wall is just above water level, those beneath are reflections. Still can't get it? Cover the left half of the photo.
Hermione 4 years ago
That doesn’t really explain it. Still doesn’t make sense.
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Michelle Line 4 years ago
I am grasping the flood water and reflection, but the car just isn't making sense, yet.
#37
Melting Street During A Heatwave In India
SumoNinja 4 years ago
I don't think the zebra is going to live with a flesh wound like that.
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GoddessOdd 4 years ago
they do, sometimes... I've seen photos of bike tires stuck to the road... here's some melted truck tires in Australia tires2.jpg 
Kinslee the witches apprentice 4 years ago
But how??? ( also completely off topic but why would you wear long sleeves in a heat wave)
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
I'm in Florida, where we have months of 95℉ plus, with really high humidity. I wear long sleeves and long pants every day. You get used to it, and skin cancer is a bitch. It isn't that uncommon, many of the people here, who are outside a lot, stay pretty covered up.
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#38
Shed Overturned By A Tornado
ChildOfChaos 4 years ago
Or... world overturned by tornado... and the shed is completely fine... (twilight zone soundtrack)
Bobbie Meyers 4 years ago
I don't have a shed anymore, it tipped over. That's a King of the Hill reference.
#39
A Nj Rollercoaster Got Tossed Into The Ocean By Hurricane Sandy In 2012
Jo Choto 4 years ago
Here we go, kids. Don't forget to hold your breath at the bottom of the runs.
Jerry Cynova 4 years ago
I disagree. That was when we had a storm and the water rose up to the roller coaster. mc
Kika González 4 years ago
I was trying to imagine it according to the description, and it could not have ended up there so neatly
#40
Birds Eye View Of A Ship Being Cleaned
#41
Ennui Yields To Art
Dave Nalesnik 4 years ago
Because the office can’t properly crush your soul if you’re surrounded by beauty…
achilles get down from there 4 years ago
better to preserve it that drill a bunch of holes to install all the required lighting i guess
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Walter Brameld 4 years ago
This is what pulsates above the ceiling tiles in the backrooms. Catching a glimpse of it makes you insane.
Julia Jules Whitelegg 4 years ago
The false ceiling should be torn down and reveal the beauty above..
Andrew Furphy 4 years ago
as an hvac man in NYC ive seen this done in hundreds of buildings.. even drilling right thru them and chipping thru them to get hangers for new duct and ceilings. times changes as well as well as preferences. they rarely get changed back
Jaybird3939 4 years ago
Drop ceilings should be taken out everywhere. I know it's cheaper to heat, but it absolutely HATE them. I know they don't all have masterpieces behind them, but I'll take whatever it is.
#42
Top Down, Bottom Up
Mohsie Supposie 4 years ago
So now just a weight pulling the cables down, instead of holding them up?
Robert T 4 years ago
There will be a marked sag on that span, but yes, it is being held up by the adjacent poles.
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Otter 4 years ago
Cigarette tossed out of a car? Seriously, does anyone know the story?
Load More Replies... achilles get down from there 4 years ago
lightning! at least, ive seen one once where that was why
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TheAnimalLady 4 years ago
It's a good idea to read the comments before posting.
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#43
What Do You Think Of This Piece?
#44
Itap Of These Two Carts, Half Submerged
ChildOfChaos 4 years ago
I already lost mine somewhere in this article, just getting into the negatives now.
Load More Replies... Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago
Hilarious book from a guy from my hometown. like a nature guide. 51F0G6TS3P...cedb42.jpg 
Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago (edited)
There's that stupid "ITAP" again!! Must admit they looks strange in the water!
#45
The Persistence Of Garbage
Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 4 years ago
your title for this 'art piece' deserves so much more than just a 'like'.....well done!
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#46
Road To Nowhere
Melissa Johnson 4 years ago
It's easy to forget that asphalt is basically just a layer melted on top of packed gravel.
#47
Childhood And Adulthood
8Yorkies-and-57cats 4 years ago
A flat earther's wet dream! The edge of the world finally discovered.
Jason Llewellyn 4 years ago
😆 cats would've pushed everything off already tho
Load More Replies... Mad Dragon 4 years ago
Person took a panoramic picture and rotated the phone while doing so.
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Joshua HJN 4 years ago
It's taken as a panorama, and the stitching obviously failed due to all the movement (and due to op rotating the phone. – maybe he had it set to panorama on accident and didn't realize). The phone just did what it was told to do. 1. You set the camera app to take a panorama. 2. Then while taking the panorama, rotate the phone 90 degrees and hope it looks cool. - explained by @Dead Panda
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#48
These Floorboards At My Airbnb
#49
Wherever You’d Like To Go
Vicky Z 4 years ago
A better one i hope cause this one in the photo looks so depressing
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#50
Escher's Ladder
#51
Castle In The Sky
#52
The Chick Doth Protest
#53
Signs In The Desert
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Tripping While Attempting A Panorama
#55
Abandoned Phone Booths
Katie Lutesinger 4 years ago
Lex Luthor's plan to thwart Superman once and for all was surprisingly simple. How will our hero save the day when he has nowhere to change into his costume??
Lance d'Boyle 4 years ago (edited)
They don't look abandoned. They look like they were picked up and stored someplace because they lack utility. Abandoned would be phone booths on the side of the road.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
I feel like something useful could be done with them. Like, maybe a few could be joined into a single cabin and they could at least be cold weather shelters for people or animals or something.
Nina 4 years ago
Nope, they are "out of date", because no-one used them any longer. It's Germany btw. 😊
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The Streets Of Hong Kong After Being Sprayed With A Blue Dye Water Cannon
Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
So that the Chinese Communist Party officials and police, can identify protesters. Any protesters there, would also be dyed blue, making them easy to identify and arrest.
Anta Babb 4 years ago
The blue dye was to make it so any people the HKPD had hit with the water cannon would be easily identifiable for arrest after the crowds were dispersed
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Danny Boy 4 years ago
Please tell me that the dye isn't so protesters are marked and easier to identify after the fact...
#57
A Melted Timer
#58
Pickup Sticks
#59
Time Is Fleeting...
Gerard Neaux 4 years ago
Hey this is not bad at all! Is the watch supposed to be like that or did the face malfunction?
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Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago
Wow, I feel like I was on some mind altering substances while looking at these.
Joshua HJN 4 years ago
The world can be so awesome!!! As the saying, "Nature is the best artist"!!!!!!! I totally agree! :D
Chucky Cheezburger 4 years ago
Wow, I feel like I was on some mind altering substances while looking at these.
Joshua HJN 4 years ago
The world can be so awesome!!! As the saying, "Nature is the best artist"!!!!!!! I totally agree! :D
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