This can't be unseen - once you see it.

[Rich Engelhardt]

For now - just say "I see it" and let others try on their own.

You have to squint - if you don't see it at first.

[Ronald Blue]

For now - just say "I see it" and let others try on their own.

You have to squint - if you don't see it at first.

No squinting needed. Kind of like the color blind test pages. Either you see the numbers or you fail.

[Rich Engelhardt]

It's the size of the picture that makes it a trick.
I didn't see that until after I posted it.

(It would be nice to have a test forum)

[John McCrea]

Pretty wild!

[Patty Hann]

I had to squint :(

[Michael Weber]

First thing I saw when in thumbnail mode. Photoshopped for sure but still pretty amazing.

[Brian Runau]

I see it. This picture came from a book we purchased on a trip to China in 1999. Bought it in a Taoist temple. The main image is of Laotzu the author of the Dao de Ching. Do you see what's hidden and do you know who it is? Easier to see in the smaller image.

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[Jim Koepke]

It's the size of the picture that makes it a trick.
I didn't see that until after I posted it.

(It would be nice to have a test forum)

That is where the > Go Advanced < button next to the > Post Quick Reply < button helps.

jtk

[Jim Koepke]

I see it. This picture came from a book we purchased on a trip to China in 1999. Bought it in a Taoist temple. The main image is of Laotzu the author of the Dao de Ching. Do you see what's hidden and do you know who it is? Easier to see in the smaller image.


I see them, no idea who it is.

jtk

[Brian Runau]

I see them, no idea who it is.
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jtk

Do you see the large head with a beard and billowing hair behind the seated figure? Enoch. Brian

[Lee DeRaud]

The first thing that grabbed my eye in the original pic was two people and five hands...huh?

Reminded me a bit of an AI-generated pic I saw awhile back:
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[Doug Garson]

I looked at it 5 or 6 times, stared for minutes, and couldn't see it. Then, like magic, I see it, but not in the picture when I open it, but in the thumbnail in the background to the left of the picture. Like Rich said, once I saw it, I can't not see it but now when I scroll the screen past the picture I see it for a second and then it is gone.

I showed it to my wife and she saw it immediately.

[Mark Gibney]

Don't see anything other than two young women with squiggly "photoshopped" arms, pizza and a cityscape. Do I need a shot of whiskey?

[Rich Engelhardt]

Keep looking and squint.

Sooner of later you'll see Nicholas Cage's face for a split second.
Then - after a short while, you won't be able to unsee his face.

It helps if the picture is smaller - like a thumbnail. I don't know how to edit it to make it smaller. I had the tools on Windows 7 - but - I haven't done any of that for years.

[Lee DeRaud]

Keep looking and squint.

Sooner of later you'll see Nicholas Cage's face for a split second.
Then - after a short while, you won't be able to unsee his face.

I saw the face right away, but...Nicholas Cage?!? Um, no, don't think so.

[Ron Selzer]

Ok I finally see the face flash very quickly then gone, if I squint really hard I see a man's face.
Ron

[Ron Citerone]

So I could not see it on my cell phone. As soon as I put it on my laptop it became apparent.

[Rich Engelhardt]

I saw the face right away, but...Nicholas Cage?!? Um, no, don't think so.
What can I say?
The person that made it called it Nicholas Cage so - that's what I said it is.