How are all of you doing on this lovely day? I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m certainly loving the weather we’re having outside. As a matter of fact, after I put up this post for all of you, I think I’m going to enjoy the sun while it’s out and go for a nice walk. Do any of you care to join me? I figure I better take advantage of this nice weather while it lasts.
The past few days I’ve been posting up some new brain teaser optical illusions on the site and you’ve all absolutely loved them. Today, I’m going to toss up another brain teaser optical illusion and I’m curious to see how all of you do with it. The object of this illusion is to figure out whether you’re looking at the bottom of a daisy flower or if you’re looking at the inside of a daisy flower. Are you ready to give it a shot? Scroll down and have a look.
So, were you able to figure out the viewing angle on the optical illusion above? Leave you answer in the comments section and let me know. I’m definitely interesting in hearing what you have to say.
Do you want to check out another optical illusion that’s going to mess with your brain? Have a look at this illusion and see how many hidden faces you can find.
Ooops a daisy! it’s upside down!
Lmao! Good one :D
It is indeed the bottom — daisy centers do not contain Carpels — not Sepals or Receptacles :-)
Looking from the bottom up, why– the green “do-dad” is how the flower started. It was inside of that, when it open it became the bottom. The 1/2 red ant gives the illusion of inside, you take that away and it becomes clearer.
You’re up looking from the bottom,if you were looking down at the inside, the stalk would be behind the lower petals. The green is the outer layer of the bud that has opened to reveal the white petals.
BOTTOM SIDE UP.
looking from the bottom up
Bottom. Stem gives it away instantly. Nice enough try.
The Daisy is right-side-up!
But you are looking at it from below!
DUH — I meant to say that centers contain Carpels and the the underneath parts contain Sepals and Receptacles — we are looking at the underneath part of a Daisy. Generally, Daisy centers are yellow as well.
okay well because of the picture correction (enhancing the resolution of the centre and one of my favourite illusion of blare adjustment) I should say that it is an outside angle of ‘that’ flower. this is supported by the clear view of the stem
Great job. You nailed it!
Bottom.
Good job! :)