now do not adjust your sets what you are back to see will amaze you look. it's holly and make up artist based in the lab who uses his own face as a canvas and creates mind boggling optical illusions like you've never seen before and he's going to show us how he does it. it's a master off to collusion and to create them he needs nothing more than a brush and some make up normally the makeup artist and shoes that his clients look fresh and natural but when it comes to his own appearance he prefers to distort it and produce 3 to illusions. but the i mean to you all these in you're all up on the one i'd love to draw ever since i was a kid that was it but because i'm passionate about 3 d. and make up i wanted to bring them together. the result is what you see today in up the boy look at perfectly i mean given these 3 thoughtful. after his time on the

law. lets us watch over his shoulder as he works on one a piece creations instead of a wash carton blow dry blue chip will split his own head open up at the moment the one that he worked with depends on the image usually takes me between one and 2 hours. did we order was your 1st to decide on the angle because perspective it's important to produce in the 3 d. f. fact but it did mean that if it that they need. to create this 3 d. effect blue chip foose draws officially distorted version on his head. with. the end result is hard to picture at 1st. then more important than getting the lines right is crucial if not completely precise than all this work was for nothing. so getting them right is

a fundamental part of the work. post the fruits of his labors on his instagram channel over 250000 subscribers marvel. in 2014 began making optical illusions on the palm of his hand his creations ranging from 2 to abstract images started attracting lots of attention. this video alone has been viewed over 200000 times. experience a transformation never experience. fun seeing something new because it's about innovation and i think that's why they like it so much. after 90 minutes is pretty much finished his head is only recognizable against

a black background when viewed from the right angle. and here is the man with a truly open mind. the jazz festival in the western german city of bar started in 2009 but within a couple of years most of the festivals concerts were sold at no time meanwhile it's attracting big names from the contemporary music scene including this year legendary californian horn section. and jazz fusion yellowjackets the festival is also attracting some v.i.p. fans as well. jazz fest bonus celebrating its 1st double digit anniversary for the start of the festival german president. held a special concert at his official residence. yes 1st jazzfest barn is now a bit of an established tradition and it's taking place for the 10th time but it's

the 1st time a jazz evening has been held here in the villa hama schmidt this is a premier tonight but it doesn't have to be a one off old traditions have a 1st time. with him as. she tried to. do. 10 years ago the jazz festival was a small affair today it runs over 3 weeks with more than 100 artists performing in front of 7000 jazz fans peterman 10 a found at the festival and today suse's is creative director he tells us the secret of its success. 400 klicks and concert halls with very good instruments the kind you would expect to see with classical music and as a general rule find jazz doesn't always have that this makes the situation very comfortable than the magic of the music can really come across.

many greats from the jazz world to already performed at the festival like mr red horn notes in on green. jazz pianist michelle boney the jewel of joachim and rolls. and violinist nigel kennedy. the festival's hall mark is having global stands before with up and coming artists . until the end of my with $25.00 acts performing across the city. including french drama manu kuch a. american funk legends tower of power. and the icelandic funk fusion band next so for today.

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interactive documentary. in the right meeting returns home monday w dot com the ring of tanks. says. 1981 this was the 1st time i visited believe. i was backpacking while south america was 21. miss was my time to be the hero and not to read about the euro and. i was driven to be moses and unusual in the tribe.

romanticizing about that. and one day a man in the markets of the past does about the one chart that. saw his daughter back because the 4 of us who live civilization and penetrate the real uncharted amazon. of course is no map of the region and we're trying to cut our way and follow reversed and what initially was supposed to take 10 days takes a few weeks again a rainy season which in retrospect was the worst in crimea. 2 weeks later after the floods i just was completely exhausted and i couldn't walk

anymore because my feet would love to carry me because they were just raw those low skin just flesh exposed and thus the weeks alone i felt the lure of this. my rescue was a miracle were kevin was his commitment to arrange a search party with villagers phone far down the river they came into the boat to help fico negotiate the challenges of the river now we're talking 120 miles of river into uncharted. but unbelievable coincidence as they start to turn the boat in the place where i collapsed the night before they found me. but i was feeling when i got out a bottle down the aisle i got the i got the. i have also i don't pick up i

don't know what i look like getting. my life were spared and saved but my story and connection to this part of the world just began in fact. i wrote a book about my experience and the book was translated to many languages and by. because from all over the world started visiting didn't believe you numbers are. really. quite small you know

if there's a lot of us i. always to get to who can't they just think oh yeah i'll say what i know that way they would also say you. busy got that way look at you know. they look is the biggest thing that makes all these really come to south america to the jungles because it's crazy everybody wants to experience the life of the jungle in the. sea and eat and smell in maybe have a little touch like in the book. or have some sort of after reading of anything. over here out of the product of what i believe. but i have to like you have to take a look at you he thought i brought up there were also you know. what they were like what i said about i could open up

a bit of my holdings to go you want to give you what it was. but. then i think that's what i meant that you want to do. that i want what i think openly. and it's very different than you were at the book and maybe it's things you read differently and god speaks even bigger than i did. i might imagine looking down at a relic. i don't talk about calls. but.

i was working on the guy just to. say that's kind of the saddest tradition to wear one. i heard from my friends in one of our can mainly because he's got the rocks on the other visitors the entire village you know becoming a jungle town part of its growth is based on the book and the story and it's an industry on the it's on and dugout canoes go every day of the 3 to be where every guy knows the story and usually every guy makes himself part of the story saying that they were there themself and they saved me and then belushi and exaggerating and you know like in a very saucy american way enjoying the art of storytelling. we departure about $830.00 ok in $32.00 not

a pop takes 3 hours to go to demand the national park to touring everything ok great 1st language being our campsite transportation guy everything. to get it a guy that carry all your baggage it's not just. so it's hard to get back but. yeah i think so i think you can if you want to and give it time but it's also easy to stand the gringo parachute if you can enjoy it and this isn't easy and fun not so. when i hear the word the gringo train i think of a dusty unpaved ready road crisscrossing the entire planet with many thoughts on the way but most of the same characters it's the blue highway of the global village in some ways it's the red parallel to the one in which people who need to get something done moving and it's

a way for people who want to get lost and who don't necessarily want to get anywhere but all the joy is the journey and not that estimation. backpacker travel is predicated on the idea that you're doing something different than the mainstream tourist but a lot of their patterns are similar to what the mainstream tourists are doing. i don't be snarky about that it's just how people end up you know people end up seeking out certain manifestations of home and in luxury hotel it's going to be a nice trip pasta dinner and a backpacker trail is going to banana pancakes. there's always a sense of wanting to keep certain things secret and private and for me and my friends and in somehow there is then the other side of me that says well i believe

the place is so great i should probably include it in the book but i know david going to change the moment i put it in the guide book it's going to change and it's going to get overrun it's a huge responsibility especially in places like libya where tourism can really make it or break it in come ways i feel that even more. we want to say that bumpus now by bob different time is made on the. screen mombasa snake different. oh shine a light. that would expose. me to. yes

a little put me. over the little i think i. look and look up at all of those i'm one of those in the book all the mail brigade which is but so much oh i'm like let me tell you this it was so right. on the cover. i. think you know the old. right. but it. would be if you like that was but so this is. what made you want to. just clarify. what i thought such. and such then you. should wish you were.