24 Amazing Unreal Photos
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From a man riding a dirt bike on the water, to a rubber boy fitting inside of a small box these are the worlds most AMAZING unreal photos. \r
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8. Tallest Man Alive\r
What you now see is the tallest man alive as declared by the Guinness Book of World Records in new. Sultan Kosen, a native of Ankara Turkey, was measured at an astonishing 8 feet and 3 inches tall, with hands at roughly a foot long and feet over a foot long. He supports himself with canes because his rapid growth, caused by overive production of the growth hormone, has rendered his body too heavy to balance on his legs without support. His slender frame weighs in at 302 pounds, and he was only able to stop growing after he had surgery on his pituitary gland to stop it from producing the hormone that caused his growth.\r
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7. Blizzard of ‘77\r
If you hate snow, you havent seen the half of it! In 1977, Buffalo, New York got hammered with 199.4 inches of snowfall at the end of January. Drifts were recorded reaching up to 30 feet tall, and 29 deaths were attributed to the severe snowfall in the state of New York alone. Snow was seen as early as October 9th that year, and wind chills during the intense winter dropped to an icy -70 degrees Fahrenheit. \r
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6. Japanese Winter Light Festival\r
Japan is home to many breathtaking festivals, and this photo is one of the Winter Light Festival in Kuwana City. It runs from mid-November to mid-March every year and features the famous Tunnel of Lights, which is so named because of the rainbow-colored tunnel guests can walk through on a nightly basis.\r
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5. Book Sculpture\r
If youre wondering what to do with all of your old books you no longer read, heres an idea! Alicia Martin, an artist based in Madrid, Spain, has created countless sculptures that take books and turn them into works of art. In a spirit of true appreciation for the literary masterpieces, Martin carefully crafts a metal framework and meticulously places each book on by hand.\r
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4. Lego Land\r
Its definitely a dream come true for kids, but Lego Land is mind-boggling for adults, too. This sculpture of Nessie the Loch Ness Monster is made entirely of Lego bricks and stands 20 feet above the water, running 60 feet long. Its held together by super glue and took thousands of hours to build. \r
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3. Motorbike Surfing\r
Its common knowledge that Australia has some great surfing, but this Australian took it to the next level! Dont adjust your screen, youre seeing that right: Robbie Maddison ually rode a motorbike through the surf off the coast of Tahiti and lived to tell the tale. \r
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2. Sink Hole \r
Sinkholes are scary things, and this one is no exception. Its right in the middle of a town, and theres lots of danger involved for those poor buildings along the outside edge. Sinkholes are usually caused by bedrock like limestone eroding away under the surface of the earth until it eventually collapses. Yikes!\r
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1. Tornado over a Rainbow\r
“Somewhere, over the rainbow.” Theres a tornado? This mind-blowingly unreal shot captures a funnel cloud as its about to touchdown over a rainbow in Kansas. Yep, you read that right, Kansas. As in, “Were not in Kansas anymore, Toto!” Now, if only it could take you to the yellow brick road to meet the munchkins!
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8. Tallest Man Alive\r
What you now see is the tallest man alive as declared by the Guinness Book of World Records in new. Sultan Kosen, a native of Ankara Turkey, was measured at an astonishing 8 feet and 3 inches tall, with hands at roughly a foot long and feet over a foot long. He supports himself with canes because his rapid growth, caused by overive production of the growth hormone, has rendered his body too heavy to balance on his legs without support. His slender frame weighs in at 302 pounds, and he was only able to stop growing after he had surgery on his pituitary gland to stop it from producing the hormone that caused his growth.\r
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7. Blizzard of ‘77\r
If you hate snow, you havent seen the half of it! In 1977, Buffalo, New York got hammered with 199.4 inches of snowfall at the end of January. Drifts were recorded reaching up to 30 feet tall, and 29 deaths were attributed to the severe snowfall in the state of New York alone. Snow was seen as early as October 9th that year, and wind chills during the intense winter dropped to an icy -70 degrees Fahrenheit. \r
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6. Japanese Winter Light Festival\r
Japan is home to many breathtaking festivals, and this photo is one of the Winter Light Festival in Kuwana City. It runs from mid-November to mid-March every year and features the famous Tunnel of Lights, which is so named because of the rainbow-colored tunnel guests can walk through on a nightly basis.\r
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5. Book Sculpture\r
If youre wondering what to do with all of your old books you no longer read, heres an idea! Alicia Martin, an artist based in Madrid, Spain, has created countless sculptures that take books and turn them into works of art. In a spirit of true appreciation for the literary masterpieces, Martin carefully crafts a metal framework and meticulously places each book on by hand.\r
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4. Lego Land\r
Its definitely a dream come true for kids, but Lego Land is mind-boggling for adults, too. This sculpture of Nessie the Loch Ness Monster is made entirely of Lego bricks and stands 20 feet above the water, running 60 feet long. Its held together by super glue and took thousands of hours to build. \r
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3. Motorbike Surfing\r
Its common knowledge that Australia has some great surfing, but this Australian took it to the next level! Dont adjust your screen, youre seeing that right: Robbie Maddison ually rode a motorbike through the surf off the coast of Tahiti and lived to tell the tale. \r
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2. Sink Hole \r
Sinkholes are scary things, and this one is no exception. Its right in the middle of a town, and theres lots of danger involved for those poor buildings along the outside edge. Sinkholes are usually caused by bedrock like limestone eroding away under the surface of the earth until it eventually collapses. Yikes!\r
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1. Tornado over a Rainbow\r
“Somewhere, over the rainbow.” Theres a tornado? This mind-blowingly unreal shot captures a funnel cloud as its about to touchdown over a rainbow in Kansas. Yep, you read that right, Kansas. As in, “Were not in Kansas anymore, Toto!” Now, if only it could take you to the yellow brick road to meet the munchkins!