Nah son... Nah.
Are you a wizard?
I love how optical illusions perfectly sum up how everything you think you know about life can be wrong.
I'm sure Clydefrog is just being silly, for Friday. It's all the same car (same license plate) and the meters are in the middle of the sidewalk.
Or, you're playing, too. Happy Friday!
It looks bigger because in a normal image the cars should be decreasing in size. On the computer screen it's the same size but it's not really an illusion or something, it's an error. It's how someone might draw the physical size of receding cars before they learn about vanishing points.Thats not the point, of course its shopped, its the exact same car duplicated 3 times, the point is what your mind is doing to the image. Its telling you, based off the information it has, that the 3 cars increase in size.
We know that is indeed false, but even fully knowing that, our brains still tell us they are when we glance at the picture.
Now apply that to the rest of your life. How many times do you think you make assumptions about things because your reason/logic tells you it has to be that way, based off all the supporting information?
Wow....had to open up Photoshop to confirm...I don't know anything anymore.
No thats tilt-shift, its a photo technique. There's nothing fake about that.
Ah yeah I know it's not fake I saw a write up in juxtapoz but it's what came to my mind when I saw the pic in the OP for some reason, thought they were related somehow.
That's what I was thinking.Looks 'shopped to me.
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what do you mean "related."?
Variation of the tilt shift technique. I see what Clydefrog is getting at reading some of the posts in the thread now.
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