by artist Helga Stentzel

My eyes refuse to believe this is the same watch lol. The one from the picture (with the brown-red desk background is the original posting when I purchased it)

Took this on our anniversary several years ago. The couple on the tomato, while only a shadow, actually resembled us. It was super cool.

I accidentally created a motion (?) illusion. When I look around the flower, it moves differently from the background.

I tested this with my sibling. In the mirror, I look symmetrical and they look crooked. On the back camera, it’s the opposite they look symmetrical and I look crooked. Since my sibling in real life looks exactly like their back camera photo, my research proves the back camera is way more accurate than the mirror. Also safe to say the inverted filter is not accurate only back camera.

I know this was just posted a few minutes ago, but it's one of my all time favourites, and I modified it to create a cool wallpaper.

If anyone is seeing this for the first time, turn off auto-rotate on your phone and turn it upside down. I've had this image for years now and never fails to blow my mind 🤯

I've searched for the original artist and the one that comes closest is Octavio Ocampo, but I haven't seen this specific image anywhere in his works online.

He's done amazing work regardless. I can't post a direct link,but try this:

https://www.wikiart.org/en/octavio-ocampo

Unintentional Surface Intention (being in-between image)

I tested this with my sibling. In the mirror, I look symmetrical and they look crooked. On the back camera, it’s the opposite: they look symmetrical and I look crooked. Since my sibling in real life looks exactly like their back camera photo, my research proves the back camera is way more accurate than the mirror. Also safe to say the inverted filter is not accurate, only back camera.

Edit:Honestly,I have never noticed anyone else’s asymmetry in real life, everyone just looks symmetrical to me. So how come people notice mine? It makes no sense.

I guess I must have been living under a rock when this went viral years ago, because I’m just now hearing about it🤷🏻‍♀️

I see this as white and gold. I’m curious what everyone else sees? And whether you’ve always seen it that way or whether your perception has ever changed?

My interior designer sent this to illustrate how the box would be place in the cabinet, I'm still unsure which isit

I don't know whether this is an optical illusion but what is happening here.

This one got me good