Can you spot the non-turkey face in this "rafter" of turkeys? (Yes, that’s the correct term for a group. And no, it’s not called a Congress of turkeys.)Click to enlarge.
This optical illusion is an example of three different deceptive principles.
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Can you spot the non-turkey face in this "rafter" of turkeys? (Yes, that’s the correct term for a group. And no, it’s not called a Congress of turkeys.)Click to enlarge.
This optical illusion is an example of three different deceptive principles.
So what are those three principles?
The 3 deceptive principles:
1) Confusing a thing with the word itself.
2) Humor as distraction.
3) Looking for a tree and ignoring the forest.
Ah … so what’s special about this picture ?
There’s a face hidden in the photo.
OK SO where is the face? I have loooked at it for a week and no solution.
Click to enlarge photo. Save photo to your computer. Open photo in image-editing software (Microsoft Paint, Gimp, Photoshop, etc.) Reverse or invert the colors. A FACE will appear.
Those aren’t turkeys.
Is that it?
I have not checked on the turkiness of each individual turkey, but they are turkeys and there is a FACE in the photo.
Try squinting.
Bob I’ve tried reversing it still cant see a face, help me out here?
Colin – Send me an email and I’ll send you the solution.
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I removed a post by an Anonymous commenter who said: "This is stupid as ****. Bob Brown is a **** and a ******." He also gave away the solution. I’m sorry, but name-calling is to be expected by anonymous posters. But solution giving, that’s a no-no.