http://www.snowy-day.net/pictures/na...rlydickson.jpg
seriously. whut.
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http://www.snowy-day.net/pictures/na...rlydickson.jpg
seriously. whut.
Seven days.
Woh, were you using any special effects on your camera?
no. It was just my phone, which is why this is so bewildering.
You're one of the lucky few to have caught the once-a-decade microsecond of warped reality on camera!
This is... the Twilight Zone.
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Is the sky completely covered in cloud, absolutely cloudless, or is it an awkward distortion?
EDIT: The chick on the right seems to be jumping into the picture because of the fact that she's leaning so much but neither of her feet are in the image.
It was actually cloudy + fog
It really must have been a microsecond because I took like three pictures at this general area at the time and I think this is the only weird one.
I am genuinely curious as to how this happened.
The curve is only horizontal, as all of the vertical lines are still straight. This really mindsmurfs me. I want to know how this happened.
This made me laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Banana
It looks cool, though.
If you look at it at the right angle it looks like the two guys are joined by their bags and trying to escape each other. :)
Cool.
This is actually really neato.
tiny earthquake
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Banana
Maybe the motion + the wind created an odd vertigo effect.
Someone divided by zero, obviously.