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Illusions of Distance can be anything from poetic to comedic or even crass, as some of the below images demonstrate. Almost always such shots are staged, but sometimes in public you might catch just the right elements in alignment to create an accidental masterpiece of art or humor.

Some shots can be silly or sublime, depending upon the subject, but almost inevitably result in a confused double-take. We all know what people can and can’t do, how they are built, what the limits of the human body are, yet some images challenge the brain and create illusions

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Now see this stuff.This is taken from world’s tallest building “Burj Dubai” at 2,620 ft / 801m

Needless to say, Every house has a beach

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Make Sure You Read “New Company Policies” At The Bottom

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People magazine scored the scored the U.S. rights to exclusive photos of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s newborn twins in a joint deal with the London-based Hello! magazine, and the two will split the bill.

The babies Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon were born one minute apart in Nice, France. Their arrival began much speculation over which celebrity magazine would enter a bidding war for the first photos of the boy and girl.

It is the second time People magazine has won the North American rights to the couple’s exclusive baby pictures in exchange for a hefty donation to charity. The magazine will feature Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon.

Jolie and Pitt sold the rights to the first shots of their daughter Shiloh, now 2 years old, to Getty Images in exchange for a donation to charity in 2005. People reportedly paid $4 million for the U.S. rights to those photos, and London-based Hello! magazine obtained the British rights.

And last year, the couple sold intimate shots of their son Pax, then 3 years old, to Hello! and People. The two magazines are again sharing the rights to the Jolie-Pitt photographs, with each publication contributing to the final price