These photo were taken last month when we went to the Seri- Fantasy World’s Trick Art Museum located at the second floor of the Manila Ocean Park.
The Trick Art Museum is a gallery of 3Dimensional art painted on the wall and on the floor which shows 3D optical illusions when a picture is taken with it.
We already went last year but since some of the paintings were replaced and there are discount vouchers available at some groupon sites, we decided to go again.
The photos here are just some of my favorite solo clicks of Ykaie with the paintings…..
We actually went with some cousins and nieces. It was such a riot but it was fun. We went to the Mall of Asia after to check out which best creatine product to buy for my brother.
Check out more of our photos here:
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Nice photos! I’d like to take Justin there, too. How much does a ticket to the Seriland Museum cost?
Cool! Love these museums! Ykaie seem to have had fun as well, and so did the mamarazzi! 😉 Happy Sunday to you!
I have watched this on televisions.This Tricky Museum is really great and a must to visit.If we have time,we’ll gonna visit there together with my kid.
Love the first shot, it’s perfect for Halloween.
so… did you found the best creatine product? teehee
tell me when the deal is on again ha.. I want to bring my kids there 🙂
Good place to visit with kids and to have picture taking.
how fun! I’ve never been to a place like this…cool!
The first picture is cute and funny. Kids really having fun inside the museum…I like museum too.
Your Ykaie certainly knows how to project to the camera. Great shots taken as well.
wow! those are amazing photos. they look so real and your daughter surely knows how to pretend too 😀
this was not around when we went there last time. matagal na ba to? i think this is the perfect reason to visit the place again.
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wow that is really cool! i see ur little girl is having so much fun. thanks for sharing ur experience and photos
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