Showing posts with label optical illusion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label optical illusion. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2026

"Paper-Thin" Stairs

I de-colorized this innocuous photo of a sun-drenched rooftop cafe, and suddenly that shadow under the stairs looked like the side of a solid staircase.  Actually, the stairs are just a steel sheet folded to form steps.  Looks almost like one of those visual illusion photos.



Monday, January 6, 2025

Another One From Your Friendly Neighborhood OCD Man

...who also happens to be very interested in camouflage.  I saw this out the bus window and couldn't resist.  I barely had time to click off a shot before the bus took off again.





Related posts:  Almost As Soon As I Exited The Subway Station,;  Disappearing Trick;  Yet Another Vanishing Building;  Being Invisible;  Another Vanishing Building;  A Chameleonic Monster Has Been Living On My Desk

EDIT:  I've got music playing on the computer, and just now, as I typed "coincidence" in the Labels section, Duran Duran sang "...coincidence" in their song "Ordinary World".  What a coincidence :D

Monday, November 11, 2024

This Reminded Me So Much


of those old time cartoons on TV where a villain paints a tunnel entrance on a wall, but then a car comes speeding along and goes right through -- but when the perplexed villain tries the same thing they crash against the wall and end up flattened.



Wednesday, April 3, 2024

Another Optical Illusion


I looked down this alley as I walked past, and just for a moment, thought I was looking at an intensely blue sky.



But no.  The real sky above the blue-draped building was the same old boiled blue^.


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Friday, March 29, 2024

Optical Illusion

I walked past this bakery and, just for a moment, thought those loaves were eyeballs.  A bit startling, to be sure.


Friday, March 1, 2024

Antelope Head


In a shop display window.  Curious how the "antelope's" head seems to continue the color and direction of the board under it, almost as if it were transparent or a color mimic.