At first glance these mindbending photos look like they're the result of Hollywood-style special effects.
But these are simple holiday snaps, created by clever amateur photographers - using forced perspective to make people and landmarks look like tiny models.
Gone with a flick: This beachgoer is flung into the sea by a giant hand.
San Francisco: A 'giant' tourist leans on the Golden Gate Bridge.
Proud papa: This dad watches on as his kids pluck an island out of the sea.
Artistic: A wooden model pulls clouds out of the sky
The optical illusion is easy to create and has been used for decades in Hollywood to make smaller-than-life stars look bigger than they really are.
Salt flats: This balloon appears far larger than life, thanks to the optical illusion.
Bite-sized: This prankster chomps down on a tiny friend.
Bigger than a house: A boy pushes over an entire house with his foot.
Thirsty work: A'tiny' waterfall is no match for this giant explorer.
These boots are made for stomping: A man cowers under his companion's giant boot.
Brush stroke: A touch-up job is easy when you have a giant hand with a giant paint brush.
Rock'n'roll: A huge hand pulls boulders out of the sea.
That's where they come from: A disembodied hand rakes vapour trails in the sky.
