The super panorama makes viewers 'brain twisted'

Here are the masterpieces of art . abstraction created by photographers when taking photos in panorama mode that made many people startled and looked back and forth several times.

If you do not know, the panorama mode is a photography mode or a wide view, which can be simply understood as a panning scene.

Capturing his puppy, Cerberus, the three-headed hound guarding the gates of hell of Hades in Greek myth.

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Perfect curves can only appear when taking pictures in panorama mode.

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Not photos collage by photoshop to scare others, just photos in panorama mode only.

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Alien giant reasonable?

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The photo is not a strange animal, just a normal goat but it is 'deformed' when taken in panorama mode.

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When Luffy goes fishing and asks you to take a picture.

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This round is really super round 3, but unfortunately because of the shooting mode, not the real thing.

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A scene only found in Inception, an American science fiction action movie released in 2010.

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Cats also lag you guys!

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A piece that treats the viewer. What happened to this poor dog?

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A photo not only captures the outside image but also expresses the 'inner' of the character.

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A beautiful picture, but does anyone know what the photographer took?

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