Beautiful Destinations Like Visual Illusions And Reality Are Disappointing

Many locations around the world are famous for their mesmerizing photos such as visual illusions. However, in reality, visitors do not always admire the beauty as expected.
Beautiful destinations like visual illusions and reality are disappointing
Located in Namib - Naukluft Park in Namibia, Deadvlei is a white clay pan with hundreds of dried dead acacia trees scattered throughout the area. When the Sun shines down on the sand dunes at dawn, the scene of Deadvlei is as fanciful as a painting. However, when the lighting and shooting angle are changed, this place is no different from the usual arid deserts

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At The Wave in Arizona, USA, sandstone massifs look very deep and their surface is constantly moving, but not all rocks create an illusion effect. However, the geological beauty of The Wave has a great attraction to visitors. To protect this natural wonder destination, only 20 people are allowed to visit each day
From the front angle, the Rakotzbrucke bridge in Germany is reflected in the lake, forming a perfect circle, making the scene beautiful like a fairyland.



Also at the bridge but at a different angle, you will not see any circle at all and the Rakotzbrucke is no different from normal bridges.
Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is the largest salt field in the world. The pristine white salt beach is the perfect setting to create an optical illusion. Tourists often place toys or other everyday objects in the front and pose behind. With a telephoto angle, the photo becomes interesting to people who look shorter than these objects. On the other hand, the salt desert is also one of the major lithium mines with 15% of the world's reserves, according to the US Geological Survey. The destination has a working lithium plant on site Bulldozers and tall salt piles obscured Salar de Uyuni's straight horizon.




The leaning tower of Pisa has a tilt of about 3.99 degrees is the tourist symbol of the country of Italy. Visitors here often shoot at an angle to look like they are supporting the whole tower. In the same space, changing the angle of the shot, you will see a long line of people supporting the same tower.
Around the second week of February every year, when the Sun shines on Horsetail waterfall in Yosemite National Park, USA, an appropriate angle will make the water surface glow orange-red, looking like volcanic lava eruptions. Outside of that time, with no special effects of sunlight, no visual illusions, Horsetail Falls returned to normal like other waterfalls in nature.
Looking down from above, the coast on the island of Mauritius off the Indian Ocean is like a waterfall in the middle of the sea. However, when viewed from the shore, you won't see any kind of similar visual illusions.




According to Uyen Hoang / Zing News
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