@enigma_427: The Cottingley fairy photographs began in 1917 and became famous for apparently showing children with tiny fairy figures. The National Science and Media Museum explains how drawings were positioned using hatpins to create the images. Later disclosures revealed the construction behind the celebrated pictures, although accounts of the final photograph differed. The enduring lesson is about the power of framing: an image can look convincing while hiding the ordinary arrangement just outside its view.