Mr. Rousse's remarkable photographic illusions look like montages in which he has layered semitransparent topographical maps or painterly scribbles over images of empty rooms.
The expanded field of view gave a remarkable increase in the illusion of reality, especially with such exciting and spectacular subjects as a ride down a toboggan slide.
She also achieves some remarkable split-second anatomical illusions sculpturing honey in the air.
Mr. Moschen's remarkable aptitude for creating illusions from objects he designs himself has stretched uncommon manual skills into a thought-provoking theatrical experience, one both visually dazzling and kinetically exciting.
This remarkable woman has no messianic illusions, despite her celebrity.
The illusion is remarkably convincing.
"That's one of the things about illusions, they have this remarkable tendency to formulate in your mind, and it's very difficult to unthink them," he says.
Pirandello's remarkable 1921 play shatters the boundaries between illusion and reality by boldly manipulating the play-within-a-play convention.
But this illusion is sustained by a remarkable sense of spatial composition and narrative symmetry -- the invisible source of the perfection that is Mr. Rohmer's critical legacy.
