We've all seen the MC Escher drawing: I can't figure out how this guy did it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2xnl6LwJE"]YouTube - Waterfall
I thought so too. I've spent lots of time trying to figure out how he made it work. I'm guessing it has a lot to do with the angle of the camera or something, and the shadows he casts make it look like the structure is a lot bigger than it appears. I'm thoroughly perplexed
Sweet. I was gonna say that its the angle of the camera too, and that its slanted downhill anyways, but damn that fall looks pretty damn high. This is my favorite artist btw. I wonder if mc Escher could have made a real one, or he'd be very impressed by this mabey.
My initial thought was that there's a pump right where he put the water in. The aqueducts are covered with a clear flat plastic tube that conveys the pressurized water to the top. Shouldn't be hard to do. The water is flowing upwards, under pressure. After looking at it more closely, I'm seeing a few spots where the water doesn't flow quite right, so I'm thinking there is a pump somewhere, but there are parts hidden from view...
after blowing the video up 10times. Ive come to the conclusion this is sitting in one them locations natural made phenomenons where the water runs uphill.. I could be wrong.
I don't think it's a pump: but it could be the angle of the structure that we can't make out... I wondered too if the water is magnetized with some metal in it: thus the blue. But of course that would be there just so the flow is more easily seen. That's pretty fucking awesome.
Ok after looking and watching a million times I realized what we all should have realized immediately. Forget the water. How the water gets to the top is irrelevant. It's Still Mc Eshers famous impossible shape. Starting from the wheel there are four corners going up to the top. the second corner appears to be directly under the third corner. imagine trying to build that. It doesn't work. The pegs running top to bottom appear to be straight. as if one long piece. they are not, and they do not match up. they just appear to from our angle. :sultan: see how the box is thickest at the bottom and thinnest at the top? i atribute the water flow to that. Not sure how the wheel works but that could be any number of camera tricks THis was AWSOME!