r/megalophobia
The Whalefall trailer gives me serious megalophobia
youtube.comRainwater Creates 'Naga's Eye' at Phu Langka National Park, Thiland
While most animals have somewhere to hide during storms giraffes unfortunately just wait it out
Apocalypse is coming Part 2
Here is the second part to the series 'Apocalypse is coming'. Thanks for giving so much love on the first part. link here: https://www.reddit.com/r/megalophobia/s/QgEB3yYvT3
Watch more at:
https://youtube.com/@mrmaker\_yt?si=yAAGGVo3YpVcrNVD
This video is not generated by AI. This is an animation created by humans.
Sentinel-like machines with glowing red eyes in the distance (Stuwcomplex Hagestein, Netherlands)
Alternate view of the Caribbean Coast behemoth apartment
with the airport in the backdrop, certainly looks smaller from up here
The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway bending around the Earth
Construction Timelapse of 337m LNG-powered AIDAnova
Source: mk_timelapse (IG)
The film that gave me megalophobia, aged nine, in a movie theatre.
The tripod on the hill, watching over the harbour evacuation, War of the Worlds (2005)
Selected as one of the finalist of Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026!!
Amazing news!!!
Sony a74
12-24 F4
Seafrogs Housing
this effect always scares me. its caused by a telephoto (long focal length) lens, and the phenomenon itself is called lens compression
It's common in horror movies where a pursuer or threat in the background looks unnervingly close to the character in the foreground. it creates a sense of being "boxed in" or trapped, since the compressed space feels smaller and more claustrophobic.
its often paired with a slow dolly/track where the camera moves while the compression stays extreme, which warps depth even further and feels disorienting.
Top 10 Longest Animals. Drawn to Scale
Organized according to maximum recorded length.