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Disappearing photo. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

The photo disappears.

Focus secret:

For this trick you need to prepare a strip of thick paper. The dotted line in this figure indicates the fold lines, and the solid lines indicate the cut lines. A photograph should be pasted onto one of the paper tabs and should disappear.

Focus Disappearing Photo

Before starting the trick, you need to fold the strip, placing one tab behind the other: in this case, the viewer will see the photo in the cut-out window. When demonstrating, you should quickly move the bases of the figure in different directions, causing the tongues to come out of mutual engagement, and then immediately bring the bases together in the opposite direction. The tabs will return to their normal position, and instead of the photograph, the viewer will see white paper.

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