What are some great advertisements?
Some Brilliant Advertisements:
- Still on App Store?
- Even Hulk needs it!
- Durex never disappoints.
- Hungry?
- If you connect more, you connect less.
- Don’t drink and Drive.
- Don’t text and drive.
- What’s your favourite colour: White or Yellow?
- Eye donation!
- Avoid Plastic Bags.
- Save paper. Save Planet.
- Nivea at its best!
- Save our Mother planet.
- Ad for Gym!
- Another Ad for Gym!
- Not Again!
- We fear both.
- Electronic motion sensors. Everytime a person passes by, the bulb lit up.
- Another Ad Gym
- McDonalds Ad for ‘extra large coffee’. See the stains?
- From New York to Rio, FedEx.
- Subtle yet smart. Get it, Right?
- Another Durex jewel. Don’get it, that’s because you’re reading upside down.
- Another Jewel.
- Well, this one is a little edgy. A very intelligent Ad and some people might not get in the first go. Philips, you see!
- Hahaha! If you know what I mean.
- Snickers ka bada bite.
- Tick tock, tick tock! Ad for awareness.
- Crunches, weights and stretches. Adidas.
- For those who get in the first go, Kudos!
- Hyundai takes this to a next level. Everyone has a blind spot while you’re driving, when vehicles are in between your field of vision and what the mirrors show.
(Here’s
the trick. Close your right eye, and look at the image in the mirror.
Then move closer to the screen. At a certain point, the image on the
left disappears.)
- Faber-Castell
Experience the feel of colours
- Mars
Need a bite ?
- Axe
Axe effect without any adult effects :P
- Volkswagen
I love it
- Pringles
Are you hot enough ?
- Plant trees
Beautifully conveyed
- Eskom
Best one I’ve ever seen
- Koleston Naturals
And this is what we call it as the art of creativeness
- TED
Ideas change the world
- Windex
- Nissan Juke
Able to find the typo ?
Yes it’s “OF”. They nailed it didn’t they ?
Here are few pictures which seem to be photoshopped, but are real !!
The
man is named Billy Owen, and he overcame a sinus cancer that wound up
costing him his right eye. Now he's in the business of creeping people
out at places like Eli Roth's Goretorium.
The photo of a gymnast caught in mid air.
A buried ship uncovered by Hurricane Isaac.
It’s
Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flatland, in Bolivia. Every
year it becomes covered in a small amount of water, turning it into the
world’s largest mirror.
This is just a series of amazing optical illusions done by Swiss artist Felice Varini as installation pieces.
A
bear into this family dinner; in fact, the bear is a part of this
family. Brutus was adopted by the naturalist Casey Anderson as a newborn
cub. Anderson even had Brutus be the best man at his wedding to the
actress Missi Pyle!
This is a zebra and pony hybrid; known as a zony.
This frightening looking watery vortex is indeed real! It is a man-made funnel that drains excess water during floods.
Philippe
Ramette believes nothing in art should ever be faked, and for this shot
he commissioned a small barge resembling a sideways balcony, fastened
his feet to the wall, and held onto the wooden rail as the photos were
taken.
Known
as the Magic Tap, this peculiar fountain has baffled visitors to
Aqualand in Spain for years. How is it held up, and where is the water
coming from? Both quandaries are explained by the transparent tube that
is hidden by the deluge itself.
Imagine
looking up and seeing that thing! No, it's not a horizontal tornado in
the sky (although it does look like one); it's just an intimidating
cloud.
This
yacht did not run aground. Actually, this is the Sun Cruise Resort of
South Korea, and it was designed on the cliff to resemble a yacht.
Actually, this is just a very perfectly timed photo of a boy jumping into a pool.
French artist Clement Briend is responsible for illuminating 3D faces onto trees with multiple large format projectors.
I don't own any ownership of the above images. All the images are sourced from an external source.
Image credits :-
The
man is named Billy Owen, and he overcame a sinus cancer that wound up
costing him his right eye. Now he's in the business of creeping people
out at places like Eli Roth's Goretorium.
The photo of a gymnast caught in mid air.
A buried ship uncovered by Hurricane Isaac.
It’s
Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flatland, in Bolivia. Every
year it becomes covered in a small amount of water, turning it into the
world’s largest mirror.
This is just a series of amazing optical illusions done by Swiss artist Felice Varini as installation pieces.
A
bear into this family dinner; in fact, the bear is a part of this
family. Brutus was adopted by the naturalist Casey Anderson as a newborn
cub. Anderson even had Brutus be the best man at his wedding to the
actress Missi Pyle!
This is a zebra and pony hybrid; known as a zony.
This frightening looking watery vortex is indeed real! It is a man-made funnel that drains excess water during floods.
Philippe
Ramette believes nothing in art should ever be faked, and for this shot
he commissioned a small barge resembling a sideways balcony, fastened
his feet to the wall, and held onto the wooden rail as the photos were
taken.
Known
as the Magic Tap, this peculiar fountain has baffled visitors to
Aqualand in Spain for years. How is it held up, and where is the water
coming from? Both quandaries are explained by the transparent tube that
is hidden by the deluge itself.
Imagine
looking up and seeing that thing! No, it's not a horizontal tornado in
the sky (although it does look like one); it's just an intimidating
cloud.
This
yacht did not run aground. Actually, this is the Sun Cruise Resort of
South Korea, and it was designed on the cliff to resemble a yacht.
Actually, this is just a very perfectly timed photo of a boy jumping into a pool.
French artist Clement Briend is responsible for illuminating 3D faces onto trees with multiple large format projectors.
I don't own any ownership of the above images. All the images are sourced from an external source.
Image credits :-
What are the strangest things/place ever photographed?
Here’s
a selection of some of the most abandoned places around the world,
every single one of which has its own special charm. It's hard to
understand these pictures on the first look.
- Sunken Yacht, Antarctica
Image credits: ruschili.35photo.ru
- Abandoned Military Hospital in Beelitz, Germany
Image credits: Michis Bilder
- Hashima Island, Japan
Image credits: hashima-island.com
- Underwater City in Shicheng, China
Image credits: china.org.cn
- House of the Bulgarian Communist Party, Bulgaria
Image credits: Dimitar Kilkoff
- I.M. Cooling Tower, Belgium
Image credits: brokenview
- Kolmanskop, Namibia
Image credits: Chris Gray
- 102-Year-Old Floating Forest in Sydney, Australia
Image credits: Bruce Hood
Here are some great historical photos:
#1. The Man That Refused To Give The Nazi Salute, 1936
#2. Nikola Tesla In His Laboratory, Sitting Behind His “Magnifying Transmitter”
#3. The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband Seperated By A Wall, Holland, 1888.
#4. Austrian Boy’s Moment Of Pure Happiness After Receiving New Shoes During WWII
#5. Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
#6. The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)
#7. Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932
#8. Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965
#9. First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving O
n The Right, 1967
Jan Collsiöö
#10. Animals Being Used As Part Of Medical Therapy, 1956
#10. Animals Being Used As Part Of Medical Therapy, 1956
#1. The Man That Refused To Give The Nazi Salute, 1936
#2. Nikola Tesla In His Laboratory, Sitting Behind His “Magnifying Transmitter”
#3. The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband Seperated By A Wall, Holland, 1888.
#4. Austrian Boy’s Moment Of Pure Happiness After Receiving New Shoes During WWII
#5. Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
#6. The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)
#7. Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932
retronaut.com
#8. Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965
Horst Faas
#9. First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving O
#2. Nikola Tesla In His Laboratory, Sitting Behind His “Magnifying Transmitter”
#3. The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband Seperated By A Wall, Holland, 1888.
#4. Austrian Boy’s Moment Of Pure Happiness After Receiving New Shoes During WWII
#5. Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
#6. The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)
#7. Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932
#8. Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965
#9. First Morning After Sweden Changed From Driving On The Left Side To Driving O
The Beatles about to cross Abbey Road - Source: http://voolas.com
Abraham Lincoln Statue during construction, Washington, DC, 1920
Source: wikipedia
Soldiers killed during the First Battle of Bull Run, July 1861
Last known photograph of a Titanic officer on duty, 1912
Source: William Murdoch.net
The Alamo, San Antonio, TX, 1870's - Source: texags.com
Last known photo of Elvis taken at 12 AM on August 16, 1977. He died that afternoon. Source: listverse.com
President Abraham Lincoln meeting with General George McClellan on the battlefield, 1862 - Source: NY Times
Henry Ford poses on the first car he built, the Ford Quadricycle, 1896
Source: The Guardian
Rare photo of Helen Keller and her teacher, Anne Sullivan, 1888
The capture of Saddam Hussein, 2003, Source: emannabih.com
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