When you take a quick picture, you often don’t stop to look at his face, and when you see him again, you realize that something is wrong. In a matter of seconds, a “confusing” image can send our brain spinning like a whirlwind until we finally figure out what’s really going on when we take the picture.
“Two-headed police officer helping change my tire.”
“Extra-small load”
“Ocatopus”
“Rooftop Boarding”
“I accidentally took a pic of my dog at a weird angle and most people can’t tell if he’s at the top or bottom of the stairs.”
“Blursed cat”
“This picture of my friend’s daughter looks like she’s levitating and missing both legs.”
“Copenhagen train station looks like two images.”
“What do you think?… Is it a cat?”
“Long legs”
“Minuscule people creating a new vinyl record.”
“The Invisible Bench”
“A building with no depth”
“Nice Legs”
“Cannot be unseen.”
“Someone broke the cat.”
“Giant spider…?”
“Levitating brownie.”
“Two-legged giraffe”
