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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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It's the angle of the dangle. (picture taken at different sides, camera rotated, etc)

No, that's not it...

Edited by AKguy

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Ok, optical illusion.

Edited by AKguy

11/13/2009 -- Mailed I-129F

11/17/2009 -- Received NOA 1

02/10/2010 -- NOA 2 Mailed

02/16/2010 -- NOA 2 Received (via email)

02/19/2010 -- Petition forwarded to Moscow

04/23/2010 -- Scheduled Interview - SUCCESS

07/20/2010 -- Entrance to USA POE Anchorage

08/21/2010 -- Wedding

11/04/2010 -- Mailed AOS

01/25/2011 -- AOS Interview - SUCCESS

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Nope. Guess again. smile.gif

Our eyes create the leaning effect. The pictures really are identacle.

The one on the right is just a copy of the one of the left.

Edited by AKguy

11/13/2009 -- Mailed I-129F

11/17/2009 -- Received NOA 1

02/10/2010 -- NOA 2 Mailed

02/16/2010 -- NOA 2 Received (via email)

02/19/2010 -- Petition forwarded to Moscow

04/23/2010 -- Scheduled Interview - SUCCESS

07/20/2010 -- Entrance to USA POE Anchorage

08/21/2010 -- Wedding

11/04/2010 -- Mailed AOS

01/25/2011 -- AOS Interview - SUCCESS

Member of the RUB group, where high horses meet low brows.

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I cheated and looked it up.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/slideshow.cfm?id=169-best-illusions&photo_id=82E731ED-A9B9-8003-A3B62823E2B60536

The leaning tower illusion is one of the simplest visual tricks ever discovered, but it is also one of the most profound contributions to our understanding of depth perception. Three years ago Frederick Kingdom, Ali Yoonessi and Elena Gheorghiu of McGill University noticed that two identical side-by-side images of the Leaning Tower of Pisa appeared to lean at different angles. Because the two towers do not converge as they recede into the distance, the brain mistakenly perceives them as nonparallel and diverging.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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82978496-ADA7-423C-CED9DB6BDA94D22B_2.jpg

How can two identical photos of the tower show one leaning more than the other?

personally, i blame aj - and the british. :hehe:

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How can two identical photos of the tower show one leaning more than the other?

Pics taken before and after a fine bottle of Italian wine perhaps :lol:

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