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In these the pictures the fire is substituted with water, which is the complete opposite. I think that it's really cool that someone can photoshop these pictures to twist and turn what we see.
 


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  1. I love the idea of combining opposites. The heat of the fire is replaced with the concept of cool water and I love how it makes you look at these pieces twice before understanding what they are

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  2. The way they use water instead of fire really interests me. It really makes me wonder what kind of message the artist is trying to get across.

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  3. This is a really cool idea and it is also really well done. It is always cool to look at something through a different perspective like this.

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  4. Love how pretty the water looks. Its confusing when you first look at it.

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  5. THIS IS SO COOL! I love really weird things like this! The way the candle is still dripping makes you wonder if its dripping because of heat or because of the water... sorry if that didn't make sense lol

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