15+ Real Things That Somehow Managed To Look Incredibly Fake

Sometimes a repetitive pattern can give something the appearance of being blurry even if it's in focus. Just check out this eastern rosebud bush.

These cartoonish backpacks look like they've been Photoshopped into the pic, but as the sign says, they're totally real.

This is, in fact, a real building in New Orleans. I can't tell you why it looks like a bad 2D render, though.

This gives the appearance of someone who cares very much about his legs, but doesn't put the same effort into his upper body.

I'd imagine this might give a parent an initial shock, but that shock would turn to "aww" pretty darn quickly.

I'm assuming there's someone behind the couch, but I'm not ruling out the possibility of this family living with a disembodied hand.

This looks kind of like something I'd draw in high school art class. Like, you can tell what it's supposed to be, but everything else is way off.

If you focus on the person on the middle, you can see what's going on with this rice field. At first glance, though, it's just plain trippy.

It seems kind of unfair that they'd let a 14-foot-tall golfer compete with the rest of the more modestly-sized competitors.

Well, not really. But this pic, in which a cat appears to be in a box, does not actually show a cat in a box.

This tarmac photo looks like a toddler arranged all of their favorite toys on the sidewalk to impress their grandparents.

On one hand, those look like some seriously rugged treads. On the other hand, they're literally weak-ass plastic keycaps.

This guy's never lonely, because he constantly carries around a backpack that looks exactly like someone who's passed out on the table.

If Abraham Lincoln had a washer and dryer in the log cabin where he was born, this is definitely what they'd look like.

I could swear this pic showed a raft full of people in front of foreboding, icy mountains. But it's just a frozen windshield.

I thought this was a watermelon or something, but it's just compressed grass from the interior of a weed whacker.

This baby bjorn blends itself into the surrounding garment a little too thoroughly for my comfort.

Light diffraction, apparently, is the reason that this dish of beans looks like a 2D texture from a video game.