Llama optical illusion (oldfashionedguy via Reddit)

A Reddit user posted this llama optical illusion.

Reddit editor rangergiya posted this perfectly timed shot.

A one-pound female lobster, known as a "split" (© New England Aquarium/ Emily Bauernseind/AP)

This female lobster, known as a "split," is rare — only one in five million, according to the New England Aquarium.

Video still of a goat on a steep rock surface (claudioB47 via YouTube)

This goat is climbing on a steep rock surface.

The Ankole-Watusi is a cattle breed native to Africa.

Glass gem corn is real, and each kernel is from a different variety of corn.

These are M&Ms, photographed through a window of water-spattered glass.

A dog in a backpack (@usinuk via Reddit)

This dog is really riding in this backpack, and shared by Reddit user usinuk .

Reflection at sunset (Tookie_William via Reddit)

A reflection at sunset, Palos Verdes, Calif.

Fish at red tide in San Diego (sailormooncake via Reddit)

Fish at Blacks Beach, in La Jolla, Calif., posted by sailormooncake on Reddit. Phytoplankton in the water that are bioluminescent give off light when triggered by the motion of the fish.

A bike over the water (klankworth via Reddit)

Reddit user klanworth posted this, noting "My friend took the photo. I was just there to witness it. She got lucky."

Clouds in Alberta (manmalade via Reddit)

Sky over Calgary, Alberta, exhibiting a phenomenon known as a Chinook arch.

Lava, posted by Reddit editor chic_geek.

Bizarre track deformation (http://blogs.agu.org/landslideblog/2010/11/02/the-canterbury-earthquake-images-of-the-distorted-railway-line/)

New Zealand tracks following a Sept. 2010 earthquake.

An invisible skyscraper (punchesgirls via Reddit)

Cira Center, taken near 30th St. Station in Philadelphia, with a cell phone camera.

15 images that look Photoshopped (but are the real deal)

11/7/2012

Photoshop has given us many wonderful things, like the ability to make literally any celebrity look like they’re posing topless on a Ski Doo. But it’s also desensitized us to the “real” photographs that capture a moment of incredible natural phenomenon, dizzying perspective, or a photographer’s exquisite sense of timing. It’s easy to dismiss a profound image these days as artifice and to silence our sense of wonder. Well, wake up your inner child and prepare to be dazzled, for real, by these pictures! These 100 percent Photoshop-free images will authentically make you gasp. Truth can be stranger (and more beautiful) than fiction.

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Also not photoshopped: these ridiculously huge animals Incredible solar system photos from NASA