Really amazing pic

[vulcan2074]

Those are really interesting pictures
Sammy

[goldenryan]

Stare at the black cross, the pink dots disappear. Blink, and they reappear.

http://www.grand-illusions.com/image.../mainimage.gif

The pink dots pic is freaky, they actually disappeared

[TEXASFETT]

Stare at the black cross, the pink dots disappear. Blink, and they reappear.

http://www.grand-illusions.com/image.../mainimage.gif

Thats a really cool freaky picture.

[goldenryan]

Magnetic art

[TEXASFETT]

http://eirikso.com/images/shape.jpg
Magnetic art

Thats very different looks like those a scene from that movie Splinter.

[Mikey]

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[toys2cool]

http://iconicphotos.files.wordpress....dierpriest.jpg
this pic really is worth a thousand words.
so is this one
http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/732...man9383791.jpg

does it say where that top military pic is from? I know it's a Latin country

[jessica]

[jasonmego1277]

Wow some really great pics out here ! That one on the girder has me shaking..... I am terrified of heights !

[mazinz]

all of these pics are really cool, but the one with the black cross does not work for me at all. If I stare at the cross it gets the blurry double vision look but I still see the dots

[Cosmicman]

If memory serves me right, that top photo (the workers on the beam) was a "made-up" shot. Iconic, but staged...

I believe so also. There was a building about 15 feet below them but it was conveniently cut out. I think that is what it was.

[Megospidey]

Everything I can find from researching it says the photo is legitmate. It's called "Lunch atop a Skyscraper." It was taken in 1932 by Charles C. Ebbets during construction of the RCA Building (renamed as the GE Building in 1986) at Rockefeller Center.

I know Wikipedia is not the most reputable source, but here is the article: Lunchtime atop a Skyscraper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

There are other websites that substantiate the information. Here is a companion photo called "men asleep on a girder" -

[Megospidey]

If memory serves me right, that top photo (the workers on the beam) was a "made-up" shot. Iconic, but staged...

It was "staged" (they weren't actually eating lunch) - but they were really up that high.

[goldenryan]

This is a legit photograph taken from a boat. Steve Irwin would be ***ting himself:

[Gorn Captain]

http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/gowh...x517-15786.gif

Thanks for the epileptic attack....