Optical Illusions anyone?

Which tower is leaning at a sharper angle?

Its the same tower so isn't it leaning the same?

neither. The one on the right looks as if it is, but it is because the same picture has been placed to the right (the side in which the first is leaning thus you are tricked into thinking the tower on the right is leaning more to the right, I think?

stare at the center dot and move your head towards and then away from the screen

Which tower is leaning at a sharper angle?

neither is leaning more the one on the left is leaning away and the one on the right is leaning right.......

2 vantage points of the same object..... no illusions here

or maybe that is the illusion?

neither is leaning more the one on the left is leaning away and the one on the right is leaning right.......

2 vantage points of the same object..... no illusions here

look again, same picture

I love these things. The freakiest ones are the kind with the same color dot in 2 different settings, and it looks like an entirely different shade. I've had people refuse to believe it, even when I used a "color select" tool in photoshop and selected from each one, then painted side by side on a blank canvas.

I love these things. The freakiest ones are the kind with the same color dot in 2 different settings, and it looks like an entirely different shade. I've had people refuse to believe it, even when I used a "color select" tool in photoshop and selected from each one, then painted side by side on a blank canvas.

let's see it

Cool, huh?

Cool, huh?

i dont get it?

The squares marked A and B are EXACTLY the same color.

The squares marked A and B are EXACTLY the same color.

I am currently ****ting all over myself:laugh:

The squares marked A and B are EXACTLY the same color.

Explain more. I covered up the green thing and I still see two differently colored squares. I have never understood this one.

Do you see an old women or a young women?

The key is not just the green thing, it's the switch from light to shadow. It is hard to picture, but if you use Photoshop or Paint to extract the colors, you'll see it is identical.

i dont get it?

Cover the surrounding squares and you'll see the same color.

The key is not just the green thing, it's the switch from light to shadow. It is hard to picture, but if you use Photoshop or Paint to extract the colors, you'll see it is identical.

you lost me too dogg. are you sayin the letters are written in the same color, or the actual squares are the same color?

Cool, huh?

LOL- I'm calling shenanigans. No way thats the same color. I blocked out the rest of the picture even with paper

LOL- I'm calling shenanigans. No way thats the same color. I blocked out the rest of the picture even with paper

Paste it into paint and check it out. They are. Your brain is just so conditioned to "shadow = darker" that it makes you see it as darker no matter what.

Do you see an old women or a young women?

I always see the lady with the feather. I have to really try to see the old lady at first.

LOL- I'm calling shenanigans. No way thats the same color. I blocked out the rest of the picture even with paper

Extract the color data with photoshop...

What direction is she spinning?

What direction is she spinning?

I can't see anything but clockwise. I've tried this one before.

What direction is she spinning?

This one always gets me. If I focus, I can make her switch directions. It's weird.

All the lines in this are straight.