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50 Times People Found Something So Amusing, They Just Had To Share In The ‘Woah Dude’ Group
Interview With Expert
The world we live in is absolutely stunning! But it’s clear that we all need a reminder of just how awesome it is from time to time. When you’re stuck in your daily routine, constantly rushing everywhere, you can forget to slow down, look around, and appreciate the beauty that’s around you.
Luckily, there are some fascinating communities on the internet to give you a nudge to do just that. One of them is ‘Woah Dude,’ an online group that has millions of followers from around the globe who share surreal and mesmerizing photos and works of art. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best pics they’ve recently featured, from the sky and nature to architecture and more. Check them out below!
Bored Panda was interested in finding out how we can all take better night sky pictures, as well as how digital editing plays into a photographer's life, so we got in touch with Ohio-based photographer Dominic Sberna. He was kind enough to share his experience with us. Scroll down for his insights!
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#1
I’m A Native Mayan Artisan In Mexico, I Made This Wooden Kukulkan Sculpture. (Also Known As Quetzalcoatl) This Artform Is Native In My Country
Dangerous Dave 10 months ago
Stunning, beautiful. Do you have a Web site, or other online presence, where you share your work? Would love to see more. Thank you for sharing.
RosenCranzLives 10 months ago
For those confused by the name overlap, it's the same god, different cultures. I had to look it up, because often they're used interchangeably. Mayans and Aztecs are not the same people with different addresses. And this is a beautiful piece of artwork.
Dariusz M. D. 10 months ago
I am not easily impressed. But this is one of the most amazing pieces of art I have seen in a long time.
"Photographing the night sky is not as easy as one might think. To take quality photos of the night sky, you really need a tripod to steady your camera. Setting your camera to a longer exposure will capture more stars as the longer the shutter is open, the more information your camera will capture and you'll see a greater result," photographer Dominic told Bored Panda.
"However, if you want to focus on a specific constellation in the stars, you might not want a super long exposure. It all depends on what you're going for. Using the surroundings to add depth to your images is another way to create meaningful and interesting images with the stars," he said.
"It almost seems commonplace now, but a band of the Milky Way Galaxy rising over a tree (or anything in nature) is always incredible to see. The stars are really amazing and we're blessed to be able to capture them in a way our cameras allow that our naked eye does not. Making sure you are in a dark area is beneficial to capturing the depth and the beauty of the night sky. I highly recommend this website to find the best dark site closest to you," he suggested.
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#2
Haven’t Seen Anything Like It
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
YES!!! THAT IS SO COOL!!! That is the BEST news I've heard in awhile. And it looks way cooler than abused animals being forced into s****y living conditions and performing. I just reread Water for Elephants and this makes me feel better
Michael Largey 10 months ago
Since they're holograms, the circus doesn't have to confine itself to real life animals. How about a three-ring circus with dragons, dinosaurs, and unicorns?
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
Thank you for this. This is honestly heartwarming. Humans need to stop using animals for entertainment, and this is an honestly inspired way to bridge the gap
#3
The Skeleton Flower’s Petals Become Transparent When It Rains
WindySwede 10 months ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diphylleia_grayihere os the wiki page, might help you seach for it.
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Riley Quinn 10 months ago
AI overview: A Skeleton Flower's petals turn clear when wet because of the structure of its cells - when it rains, water fills the large spaces between the cells in the petals, causing light to pass through instead of being reflected, making the flower appear transparent; essentially, the water acts like a clear liquid filling the gaps in the petal's structure. In the fall, the stalks turn red and it produces blue berries that are both ornamental and edible.
According to Dominic, the digital editing process and the end result is up to the user. "I am an advocate for shooting in the RAW camera format if your camera has the capabilities to do so. Most DSLR cameras will have this capability," he opened up about his personal approach.
"By shooting in RAW, you give yourself the freedom to correct the exposure later and really fine-tune your images. Now, you should always try to have the correct focus when taking your photo in the first place, but sometimes you don't have that luxury; a harshly lit situation is a great example," he said.
"I've said it before and I'll say it again and again, but as long as you are happy with the results in your photography or art, you can't go wrong. Staying true to yourself and your vision is the only right way to do things. The potential for a well-crafted image starts with the unedited image and the post-processing half of the photo is the fine tuning where you can really achieve the look you so please. Exposure, contrast, color, and depth are the things to focus on because with those, you can do so much."
#4
This Was Drawn With Colored Pencils
Dusty's mom 10 months ago
Thank you. I wish OP gave us this information. It's kind of you to share it. ♥
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At risk of sounding like an uncultured doofus, I am not fond of most paintings, although I do appreciate other artforms. Photorealism in paintings/drawings is the exception. This particular piece is extraordinary because it appears you should have a cloth ready to dry your fingers real.
Dusty's mom 10 months ago
That tiny ♥ at the bottom, while it may represent a natural occurrence, is a special touch!
#5
This Is A Painting By Leng Jun. His Art Is Considered The Most Realistic In The Whole World
The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago
And you can see her arm through the sweater! Unbelievably good.
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Paintergurl 10 months ago
This is a coloured pencil drawing done by an artist from Thunder Bay, Ontario, of my dog Buddy (the black who passed in November 2024) and Zoey (his blonde girlfriend who passed in December 2025). K Carson Art is her business name and she does amazing work. Zoey's owner had it commissioned for my 60th birthday from a photograph that I had taken when they were young. IMG_202409...727995.jpg 
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
Stunning! I would never have guessed this was a painting!!
Bartlet for world domination 10 months ago
At some point one wonders if a photograph wouldn't be easier.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
Hm.... extraordinary detail, but that also makes it sterile somehow. At this detail level, it competes with photography. In my view, art should not aim for realism, but for expression. Anyone that's had their wedding photography done by an amateur, can attest to this.
#6
These Bags Of Water Are Statues Made Of Glass. By Dylan Martinez
Brian Droste 10 months ago
If they were actual bags of water, they wouldn't stand up like that.
Riley Quinn 10 months ago
I'm very impressed with this hyperrealistic glasswork, but I'm not sure I'd want a "baggie of water" as a decorative piece. One bag cost US$2300!! Check out his work: https://www.dylanmartinezglass.com/
This panda says ur worth it 10 months ago
I know someone who is a glass blower and they have incredibly realistic bubble wrap in their yard to the point where the first time I saw it I was like about to pick it up and throw it out or step on it first and then pick it up and throw it out
Surrealism, which the ‘Woah Dude’ community constantly makes references to, was an artistic and cultural movement that emerged in the early 1920s, from the Dada movement.
In short, surrealism explored the depths of the human mind, hoping to tap into the unconscious mind and people’s dreams and fantasies.
Generally, surrealist works of art feature dream-like imagery where people, environments, and objects are distorted and illogical. It’s jarring. It’s disorientating. It’s… mesmerizing, to say the least.
From our personal perspective, we’re huge fans of Salvador Dalí’s work, and we can remember staring at his work with the melting clocks (‘The Persistence of Memory’) for ages. Other well-known surrealist artists include René Magritte (another fan favorite) and Joan Miró.
#7
My Wife And I Rented A Glass Igloo In North Finland. This Was The View From Our Bed
Scott Rackley 10 months ago
Color depends on what kind of atoms are being struck by electrons. Green is oxygen.
Neb 10 months ago
You take for one night and sleep during day somewhere else. Because it is expensive...
Load More Replies... The Darkest Timeline 10 months ago
I looked into doing that for our anniversary but it was a bit pricey but would love to do it someday.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
Don't worry, Sol sector is under the protection of the United Federation of Planets.
#8
My Attempt At Drawing What Depression Feel Like For Me
Roni Stone 10 months ago
At the risk of sounding a bit too poetic here, my heart breaks for your depressive pain but rejoices at your level of talent.
#9
Wisteria Trees In Japan
WindySwede 10 months ago
Just remember that they are toxic to pets and as well as humans. Especially the seeds? https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants/wisteria
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Don't listen to me 10 months ago
Interesting that these are trees. In Europe wisteria is a climber, much more gentle effect.
Cee Cee 10 months ago
These have been pruned to give the shape. I've done this to make a standard wisteria ie a stem with the leaves and flowers at the top.
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KittyGaming 10 months ago
Agreed, it's obvious why this anime has such beautiful art, the real life counterparts are gorgeous
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HardBoiledBlonde 10 months ago
I used to have a stunning Wisteria Vine. They take some time to establish and bloom but it's worth it. Perhaps I will plant another come spring.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
This was clearly the inspiration for the Ranteng Utralti on Pandora. Absolutely breathtaking.
If you’re a photographer or artist who’s new to the craft, you might find it overwhelming and daunting to compete against everyone who’s already established an online presence. The internet is a bit of a double-edged sword here.
On the one hand, it lowers the barrier to entry and gives everyone with a wifi or ethernet connection the ability to share their work with the world.
On the flip side, there’s so much content and information online these days that it feels like whatever you post is being drowned in a sea of everything and anything.
#10
Night Sky Petunia
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
WOW!!!!! Can these grow anywhere???? I read about night gardens. They sound too wonderful to be true like this flower
RM 10 months ago
I've seen these for sale in garden centres in the UK - it's patterning on the petals (look like the night sky) not that they only grow at night
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Nikolka 10 months ago (edited)
I bought them every year and there are more beautiful looks, Chimera one♥ IMG_202108...aba36c.jpg 
Riley Quinn 10 months ago
Looks so much like a Hubble photo. They also come in a dark burgundy.
#11
From Nature We Will Return
Karina 10 months ago
Hahaha, i love nature and art, because I have noooo idea if this is a real frog or an artistic (and wonderful) interpretation of a tree frog.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
Took me a second to realise I wasn't looking at marvelous evolution of camouflage.
#12
You've Seen The Northern Lights So I Thought I'd Show You My View Of The Southern Lights Over The Past Year
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
Jealous! I will admit it! Seeing the aurora (either hemisphere) is number one on the bucket list. I was one of the unfortunate few who missed it this past year.
Kelly H. Wilder 10 months ago
I didn't understand that we weren't going to be able to really see it with our eyes. I kept looking and not really seeing it. The sky was a bit pinker, but we have had much pinker skies. Only after all the pictures came out did someone mention that the best way to capture the aurora where we are was with a camera. 🤦♀️
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Joanne Earle 10 months ago
WHAT THERE ARE SOUTHERN LIGHTS? How come no one talks about them ever?
Sandra Morison 10 months ago
I have seen aurora borealis in green and pink but this is stunning
Meanwhile, you also have to consider the impact of generative AI. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a proponent or critic of AI tools, but you can’t deny that the internet has been flooded with low-quality ‘slop’ over the past couple of years. Your social media feed might be barely usable.
And it can make actual photographers and artists frustrated that they have to compete for your attention against all of this. So, the question is, how can you stand out from the crowd?
#13
My Latest Artwork. Ink And Watercolors
Roni Stone 10 months ago
So good it gave me a flash of vertigo! And definitely fear for those unrestrained kids. LOL
#14
The Light At The End Of The Wave
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
Maybe he had one of those camera helmets and froze it in this moment.
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Heavenly Pit, World's Deepest Sinkhole In China
Myrtia Daskalaki 10 months ago
It's not just a sinkhole. It has its own ecosystem and even it's own weather.
Alice Landers 10 months ago
Yes I actually just read about this last year.
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Riley Quinn 10 months ago
Internet: According to available information, the "Heavenly Pit" (also known as Xiaozhai Tiankeng) in China is estimated to have around 1,285 species of plants and animals, including rare species like the clouded leopard and the Chinese Giant Salamander.
Colleen Glim 10 months ago
Can I have a little shack and a decent wifi signal? The rest of the world can go away
There are no secret shortcuts to going viral. A lot of it is mainly luck. The things that you can control, however, are what you create, what your online presence is like, when you post, and how often you share your content. The key here is to be as authentic and passionate about your craft as you can.
Try to focus on developing your unique style and voice rather than worrying about your (lack of) followers and engagement. Keep it up for a long enough time and you’ll build a community of people around you who genuinely love your work. That’ll require discipline, persistence, and patience in spades. And don’t just create random content because you think it’ll be trendy.
#16
Nature's Color Palette Is Incredible
Chuck 10 months ago
Only a few stories down. What's the worst that could happen?
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This photograph of Broome, W. Australia is the work of Yane who was born and raised in Broome. His online gallery: https://yane.com.au/
Brian Droste 10 months ago
When people see something as gorgeous as this and say there is no God, you have to believe there is a God.
#17
Hyper-Realistic Paintings Of Small Town America By Rod Penner
keyboardtek 10 months ago
Ironic that he captured small town America's inability to apply a fresh coat of paint to its buildings.
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Simon Chen 10 months ago
And how long did it take? I am so jealous, if i draw something nobody can tell if it is a dog or a horse or a train. Zero talent
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Riley Quinn 10 months ago
Since I prefer photographs over paintings, I really love photorealism and hyperrealism paintings.
Roni Stone 10 months ago
The beauty in desolation and the beauty of being talented enough to portray that desolation so well.
#18
All The Planets Aligned On Their Curve
Silly Dragon 10 months ago
Yepp...photos were taken with fish eye lens /j 😉
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The ‘Woah Dude’ subreddit is incredibly popular. It was initially created way back in the autumn of 2009. Now, in early 2025, it boasts a jaw-dropping 4.2 million members.
While size definitely isn’t everything, a community so large is typically an indication that the online group is doing something right. In this case, there’s a constant stream of high-quality images that look out of this world.
#19
The Insides Of This Cabbage Look Like A Portal To Another Reality
Don't listen to me 10 months ago
Especially when you eat it as sauerkraut (strongly picked cabbage)
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#20
Coloured By Nature, By Faye Hallida
#21
Traditional Iranian Ceiling Architecture
Spark 10 months ago (edited)
I wish they would put as much effort into women's rights too. But yeah, the roof is great.
Ana'sCats 10 months ago
The Shah Mosque (Persian: مسجد شاه) is a mosque located in Isfahan, Iran. It is located on the south side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. It was built during the Safavid Empire under the order of Abbas the Great. (Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shah_Mosque_(Isfahan)
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Sandra Morison 10 months ago
before the shah took over Iran was a fairly liberal and for it's time modern
According to the team of moderators who run ‘Woah Dude,’ the photos are meant to be mesmerizing, reality-distorting, hypnotic, surreal, absurd, and all-around strange. “Think of the bizarre, erratic, and psychedelic nature of Adult Swim. Or the wondrous, mind-expanding, awe-inspiring nature of Carl Sagan's Cosmos. Or even the reality-distorting, confusing, [mind-effing] nature of Eternal Darkness for GameCube. We're all of that,” the mods explain.
Generally, the photos and images shared by the members of ‘Woah Dude’ feature vivid colors, intense patterns, complex geometry, recursion, fractals, hyperrealism, abstract art, and extreme perspective. Alongside actual photos of nature and space, you’ll find macrophotography, electron micrography, scientific visualizations, and altered reality video clips, as well as art.
#22
Like A Portal To Another Dimension
StretcherBearer 10 months ago
One of the few things I miss about rural Arizona. The late summer afternoon storms absolutely stunning and nearly daily for a few weeks when I was growing up.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
This hits different if you've seen La Brea. The show, not the actual pit, I mean
#23
I Combined 12 Exposures To Capture The Sun's Corona During The Total Eclipse. I Did My Best To Capture How The Moment Actually Looked In The Sky
Rednose 9 months ago
I had the good fortune of observing the August, 2017 North American eclipse. This is an accurate depiction of totality. Words fail when I try to explain what an overwhelming experience that was. Afterwards I could understand how some primitive cultures described a solar eclipse as "a dragon swallowing the sun."
#24
Perfectly Aligned Cloud
Bob Brooce 10 months ago
It's easy to make things line up if your photoshop skills are good enough, and that's how this image was created. Besides changing the shape of the cloud to fit the branch, the branch was probably never aligned with the cloud until two separate images were joined in photoshop.
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It took good photoshop skills to create this thing.
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If it’s weird, absurd, or paradoxical, it probably has a place in the group. However, the mods point out that you shouldn’t just post content that literally makes you go, ‘Woah Dude.’ For instance, people with rare talents doing stunts might be cool, but they’re not mesmerizing enough.
#25
Paint The World
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
I am a talentless Neanderthal in a cave compared to these incredible artists.
#26
Gaze Upon All Of Mercury For The First Time Ever
Riley Quinn 10 months ago
It looks so much like our Moon, which doesn't look like the other moons in the solar system.
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
That looks like a cool place to live. I wonder if other planets have been made to be completely inhospitable (is that the right word?) to humans because we would have populated and destroyed all of them by now
Shelli Aderman 10 months ago
This one’s a wee too close to the sun to be of any use to carbon-based life forms…
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#27
No Editing, Just Makeup
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
I thought we were being f****d with but zoomed in and looks pretty real. Takes real talent imagine what people would think if saw walking down the street!
pug nose curly tail 10 months ago
This artist does some insanely good makeup art. I *think* this is Mimi Choi .
Toothless Feline 10 months ago
I’m pretty certain it’s Mimi. If it’s not actually her, it’s a look she has done before.
Load More Replies... Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
This is not pretty anymore. This is horrorclown territory, and I'm definitely not here for it.
Katrin von Herff 10 months ago
This is depicting pretty accurately how I see faces while I have a migraine.
There’s a big focus on quality in the sub, which explains why the group has maintained its popularity for such a long time. The members of the community are encouraged to be as descriptive as they can in their post titles.
Meanwhile, if your content can trigger epilepsy or ‘bad vibes,’ you should take the time to note this. Reposts and low-effort posts are to be avoided, as is so-called ‘freebooting.’ In short, everyone’s encouraged to be transparent and credit the original sources.
#28
Long Exposure Thunderstorm In Colorado
Peeka_Mimi 10 months ago
I remember this, two storms converged upon another. It was the craziest thing I've ever seen.
Nicola Thrope 10 months ago
superchurch pastor "may god strike me down" god "stand STILL damn you"
#29
A Moss Covered Turtle Shell
Riley Quinn 10 months ago
Algae covering is a mixed blessing. It helps the turtle with camouflage, but too much hides injuries/infections, can deter heat absorption while basking, and can cause shell rot or penetrate the shell in rare cases. But since turtles shed their shells, it's generally nothing to worry about.
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
Probably not. Probably helps it camouflage better.
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This Starfish
Riley Quinn 10 months ago
New name's sea star because it's not a fish. This particular specimen can grow up to 12"/30cm and has several names. Official name is Pentaceraster cumingi, but it also goes by Panamic cushion star, Cortez starfish, and knobby star (which it shares with others). It can be found in the Pacific Ocean in the Gulf of California, Hawaii, Peru and the Galápagos.
We’d love to hear your thoughts on the pics we’ve featured here today, Pandas. Which ones caught your attention the most? Were there any that genuinely made you do a double-take? Which ones were so mesmerizing or surreal that you didn’t want to look away? We’d love to hear your thoughts on this.
If you have a moment, share your thoughts. Meanwhile, feel free to share the most surreal photos you’ve ever taken in the comment section at the very bottom of this post.
#31
Dumping Hot Tea At -40c
Julie S 10 months ago
I want to make a joke about being a Brit and this making me want to cry (waste of good tea) but this is beautiful.
Panda Kicki 10 months ago
There, there. I am sure they used microwave and a tea bag.
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No reason to indicate Celsius. -40 is the temperature where both Celsius and Fahrenheit are equal.
Mary Peace 10 months ago
Actually some people didn't know that, and they'd be puzzled. (Not me, obviously.)
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Bi.Felicia 10 months ago
I would say they are more displaying the hot tea.
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Double Portal Mural I've Done This Summer
#33
This Is Just A Photograph
JessieJ&LilyLovebug 10 months ago
Makes me think: Bottom left - Moon, Top left - Mars, Right - Earth.
David Bois 10 months ago
wondering if by chance this might be on the SF Bay? near[ish] to Fort Mason? regardless / wherever -- fantastic shot! keen eye
Kaedyn Walsh 10 months ago
I love the full ocean/boat/sky on the right and then the mars surface upper left and cement on the bottom left. I wonder why they added the two pics of Mars and cement? Is it like a texture-differences kind of thing? Like some kind of art practice to learn how to do textures (smooth, rough, wavy).
Neb 10 months ago (edited)
It is simply a wall on the left. Bottom part cement, paint higher. The separation between parts aligned to ocean-sky line. It is one and same photo, only good composition.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 10 months ago
I would like to see a larger picture of this along side this one to see what we are actually looking at.
#34
The Muscles Of A Fully Grown Male Tiger
Kelly H. Wilder 10 months ago
But if you are only going to be able to do it once, better make it count.
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Marie Clear 10 months ago
Where's his gold chain necklace? I thought that was required for gym cats!
#35
Non Overlapping Trees
Janissary35680 10 months ago
Crown shyness. Some tree species do this and no one's exactly sure why.
Nizumi 10 months ago
As Janissary35680 said, Crown shyness. What's neat is that only tress of the same "family" will do this. If a tree of another species tries to grow here, the tree next to it will grow stronger, thicker branches "towards" the other tree, as a means of crowding it out. (The Hidden Life of Tress by Peter Wohlleben. You'll never look at trees the same way again!)
#36
Known As The Highway To Heaven - I-80 In Wyoming
Randy Sanders 10 months ago
I've driven this many times. Very dangerous because of high winds. It's not uncommon to see 18 wheelers "taking a nap" on their sides.
digitalin 10 months ago
Yeah, it's insanely windy and sometimes hard to hold the wheel steady. And the trucks all try to pass each other, forming what I call "truck knots", where several will be bunched up and you can't get past. I've driven it a few times through the state and it's not my favorite.
Load More Replies... Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
This is the bridge out of my nightmare. I know this is a road ... But I drove up this exact image in a dream and it was a bridge with no sides that just kept going up higher and higher. Really scary
Morten Jul Lægaard 10 months ago
Remember: There is a stairway to heaven, but a highway to hell 😉
#37
Shoreline In Broome, Western Australia
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago (edited)
Could not believe these colors were really so I did some quick research and the sand IS really red! So beautiful!
Kenneth Barns 10 months ago
That red is all rust (-ish). Northwest Western Australian is home of some of the biggest iron ore mining operations in the world. Last month, the "world's largest iron ore deposit" was found in the region, increasing the _global_ known iron ore reserves by more than 30%. If you want to see more, do an image search for "aerial photography kimberley". It's one of the least-densely populated regions in the second-least densely populated nations in the world, and the whole place is absolutely stunning.
Breadcrumb. 10 months ago
My family in Canada lives in a town with a similar mine. The tap water is awful..
Load More Replies... Bi.Felicia 10 months ago
I didn't think this was real, initially, but upon zooming in, I noticed what looks like a guy and a kid fishing. The true beauty of mother nature is so amazing!
#38
Bringing A Son’s Imagination To Life
Karina 10 months ago
I think what you mean is: Copying my son who is bringing imagination to life
Nice Beast Ludo 10 months ago
Or- showing my son that his artwork is s**t
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Phaiax 10 months ago
The son's imagination was already brought to life. By the son. "Hey look kid, I copied your idea but now it's much cooler!" Good way to get any child to quit doing something.
Ryan Mercer 10 months ago
Yep. The parent is super proud of their own talent. Their kid tried making something they liked, then their parent ruined it.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 10 months ago
I love it when a parent takes a child's drawing and turns it into a real picture.
#39
Giant Amethyst Geode
#40
This Is A Flat Floor
Sarah White 10 months ago (edited)
I don't understand and I don't want to walk on it! But I also kinda do...
Roxy222uk 10 months ago
Possibly at ground level the effect is not as pronounced, or even visible
Load More Replies... Don't listen to me 10 months ago
Fabulous but no i definitely couldn't walk on it!. Same with glass floors. My rational brain cannot override my perception.
#41
And Yes, It's Real
Azzzzzure 10 months ago
The center chain is holding up the table top. The four corner chains keep the top balanced.
Brian Droste 10 months ago
I was trying to figure out how that was being hold together. Didn't see the center chain until I read your comment. Thank you.
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
There is a law of physics that explains this but for the life of me my brain will not recall it!
SnootWaggling Fox 10 months ago
I like the concept but wish there was more than that one screws threads providing support. Like a bracket or something
#42
I've Been Drawing And Painting Some Goofy Characters Lately. Here's 20 Of Them
Karina 10 months ago
first thought i had was garbage patch cards, only sweeter
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 10 months ago
Looks like you could create some creatures for a Sci fi movie or TV show.
#43
"Shirtception" - My Favorite Gift Every Year From My Brother. We're Now At Level 5
#44
Believe It Or Not, This Painting Is Completely Made Off Them Cr*ppy Brushes From Ms Paint. Credit: (Youtube) @christianyoungart
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
That's awesome! I am technology-challenged and limited to traditional art materials. I'm also not very proud of attempts at painting. Very jealous of you talented people!
Load More Replies... ABC NrEight FCK CENSORISM 10 months ago
You gotta be a bit masochistic to even attempt this, right? There are so much better tools for this task, yet some people decide to go for Paint...
Beak Hookage 10 months ago
A great artist doesn't need fancy tools! An artist friend of mine did an amazing sketch for me on the spot using a cheap pencil I found in the gutter.
#45
Never Cease To Amaze
Toothless Feline 10 months ago
Gonsalves is my favorite contemporary artist. I was quite sad when he passed in 2017.
Load More Replies... Mary Peace 10 months ago
This is one I'm really glad it was on here and not a wall poster, etc, so I saw the top first, and then gradually scrolled down and saw the bottom. I'm fascinated.
#46
The Way The Road Separates The Color Of The Trees
Bob Brooce 10 months ago
Good chance that the road maintains the same general elevation, possibly along a ridge or valley bottom (though there appears to be no drainage) separating two slopes with different sun exposures.
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You Liked My Other Mask, Figured I Should Share My More Impressive Art
#48
This Bale Of Hay Looks Like A Hole In The Ground
#49
Did An Audible "Woah" After I Saw This View IRL For The First Time
Ece Cenker 10 months ago
Apparently this is Dubai Marina looked at from above on a misty night.
Teachzebra 10 months ago
Fitting. Beautiful and luxurious up above. Horrors and injustice out of sight below
Yourlocalrealitybender 10 months ago
I freaking love cyberpunk neon cities at night. Especially with rain
#50
Surreal Puddle In A Parking Garage
#51
Hala Fruit
Karina 10 months ago
(..) the inner yellow neucleus-like part tastes like sweet juice of Sugarcane and Mango. It has the texture of thick Nectar which can be used to make Jam(s), desserts and Sauce.
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Mt. Rainier Casting A Shadow During A Sunset
Justin Rogers 10 months ago
Never get tired of seeing the mountain when it's out. Have a few of these and moon and sun rise over the mountain
#53
Warrior Goddess Made From Steel Stone And Stained Glass
Highwaytozen 10 months ago
I suppose the cactus is an indicator that the chances of hail are pretty slim...
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Snowy Bridge In Germany
Kelly H. Wilder 10 months ago
Oh how badly I long to go there! Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands are the top 3 places on my European bucket list.
#57
This Is Not Photo Shopped
#59
Rice Field Looks Like A Portal To Another Dimension
#60
High Anxiety. I Wanted To Create An Overwhelming Piece. This Took Me Over 100 Hours
DC 10 months ago
That is incredible! I don't really draw ... one silly character each day, more or less meant to amuse my Dad, and that's about it. Doing that for years, and certainly there's sorta progress, but ... not that level. Not in sight yet.
Bill 10 months ago
But the version in my head has little xanax bars floating everywhere :/
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I Am In Awe Of This Man's Dedication To Never Learning French
Kelly H. Wilder 10 months ago
Conjugations, tenses, proper uses of subject pronouns...language is so much more complicated than mere vocabulary.
#62
I Just Biked Across The Peruvian Andes
#63
Lake Drained Down Into The Aquifer In A Matter Of Days And Left These Cool Uniform Water Lines On The Trees
#64
It's Been A While Since I Posted My Art In This Amazing Community, So Here I Am. "The Rest Of Faun". Hope You Like It
#65
Groovy Sunlight Through The Prismatic Window Film
#67
I Leaned Over The Roof Of A Skyscraper To Capture This Reflection Of NYC
Michelle C 10 months ago
I’m getting a pit in my stomach right now, even though that’s really cool to see!
#68
24 Hours A Single Photo
Bartlet for world domination 10 months ago
If it were one single photo, we wouldn't see sun dots.
#69
Sendai Daikannon, One Of The Tallest Statues In The World
Otto Katz 10 months ago
This took me 3+hours , I don't have photoshop, or anything fancy. But I think it looks SO Much better without all the wires. 677b88c8e1...f83747.jpg 
#70
Aerial View Of New Delhi, India
#71
This Coca-Cola Can Is Not Red
It is white. This is an example of simultaneous color contrast, a phenomenon that occurs when two adjacent colors influence one another, changing your perception of the colors. The cones in your eyes make it seem like it is pink. Cones give your eyes good color vision but can also play tricks with your brain, hence why from a distance, ie not zoomed in, the color appears pink and why you see the can of Coke as “red” even though there is no red in the image.
Essentially, the way your eyes see color in the first place is by contrasting it with other colors.
#72
Photojournalist Here: Photo I Took Last Summer In Downtown Atlanta
#73
F-22 Making Vapes
Kelly H. Wilder 10 months ago
Oh no, proof the gub'mint is poisoning us with them dastardly chemtrails. /s
#75
This Picture Will Fade Away If You Stare At It (May Take A Minute)
Ellinor 10 months ago
Try to focus on the middle and slightly unfocus your eyes, if you don't move them it should vanish.
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An Unaltered Picture Near The Fires Mendocino County, California
#77
I Am Recreating My Dreams In 3D
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
You have interesting dreams. Mine are always weird architecture and bathrooms (either missing, non-functional, or fully public unisex...with no stall doors). 🫤
Bill 10 months ago (edited)
The family of deposed Scottish royalty that live in a cave under our house or the Nazis that bury nukes in our front yard. lol Edit: For what it's worth my ex wife is always in them and we are always in trouble. Every dream is filled with running, jail, fear, hate, discontent. Every. Damn. Night.
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This Painting Of Jesus I Saw In A Church
#79
Picture I Made That Seems Out Of Focus The Farther Away You Hold It From Your Face! What Do You Guys Think?
#80
My Mind Has Been Struggling To Process This
Bi.Felicia 10 months ago
I think it's one of those bubbled skylights and since it's resting with the convex side on the ground, it is able to make the shadow.?
Debby Keir 10 months ago
Area of renovated roof 'taped off' to show where skylight will bew - with said skylight placed on top. Bottom is 2D and top is 3D.
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
So many amazing talented artists, creators, and photographers! This was a nice post!
pug nose curly tail 10 months ago
The incredible talent of these artists makes me emotional when I look at their art. Can you imagine being able to do some of these? And if you can, you're very blessed!
Auntriarch 10 months ago
Fellow Pandas, if you want to paint or draw, just do it. Honestly it's a human right, like food, dance, talking. You don't have to be brilliant at it or make a living from it, you only have to enjoy it.
Mary Peace 10 months ago
I want to say . . . other spellings are acceptable. I'll say no more.
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Otto Katz 10 months ago
There were originally 80 pictures. half of them were cut off. and no matter how many times I try, I can't get the rest to load. Is it only me, or can anyone one else get them to load? A comment I made is on one of them, got comments back and upvotes, and I can't freaking get it to load.
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 10 months ago
So many amazing talented artists, creators, and photographers! This was a nice post!
pug nose curly tail 10 months ago
The incredible talent of these artists makes me emotional when I look at their art. Can you imagine being able to do some of these? And if you can, you're very blessed!
Auntriarch 10 months ago
Fellow Pandas, if you want to paint or draw, just do it. Honestly it's a human right, like food, dance, talking. You don't have to be brilliant at it or make a living from it, you only have to enjoy it.
Mary Peace 10 months ago
I want to say . . . other spellings are acceptable. I'll say no more.
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There were originally 80 pictures. half of them were cut off. and no matter how many times I try, I can't get the rest to load. Is it only me, or can anyone one else get them to load? A comment I made is on one of them, got comments back and upvotes, and I can't freaking get it to load.
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