Even More Different Perspective

Remember that show called Movie Magic? No wonder this photo looked familiar to me. In one episode, they explained how to morph photos to achieve similar effect. Wilson Wong took this photo, which works in a same way as our previous “Different Perspective” illusion. Whats even more interesting, is that I had a puzzle from Ravensburger with 3000 pieces of an image similar to this. Ravensburger is a company that produces such cool puzzles and even some made from wood (ever saw those classy wood puzzles?) Either way, this is what Wilson wrote to me: “This may interest you for the optical illusion website. It is my own photo….and it dumbfounded quite a lot of people.” I think you will have no problem understanding it, concerning experience you built solving hundreds of optical illusions and magic tricks from this site :) Check for more interesting photos in our Flickr category.

Abstract Perspective Optical Illusion
Abstract Perspective Optical Illusion

56 Replies to “Even More Different Perspective”

  1. I’m not sure, but are we viewing the image behind a panel of glass? Anyway, I LOVE your site. I check it sometimes more than once a day. Keep up the good work!

    Peace.

    ~me @(0.0)@

  2. I like how you can see the ice in the water and the trees. Just by looking at the ice it almost looks as if the picture was taken upside down.

  3. You just take the picture of the reflection, and then streach it (perspective correction tool in PSP) to make it look like a straight-on pic.

    –well done.

  4. Turn it upside down… It’s the reflection on the water bordered by rocks… Look close and you can see the creek bottom…

  5. Is this a real photograph or photoshop work , Becuase i dont find color balance in this picture if its nature! Look into the picture carefully , The trees are seen as if in dense forest and good sun light over the trees.

    I wonder how the photographer managed to take this picture :) he he he anyways i love this website

  6. it’s upside-down…a reflection of trees in the water…you can tell by the faint leaves in the background…

  7. Its definately a reflection in water coz you can see fallen leaves in the bottom. Really nice photo, clever.

  8. Hey – simple trick for many of these images is to save them and rotate on your PC, makes things a lot clearer!!! Cracking Picture

  9. yeh it looks like it was taken upside down!! very kl.

    i also check this website basically everyday!!

  10. Looks like the camera’s under water surrounded by ice on the surface, but I doubt that. When the picture is flipped you can see those are rocks ‘n shit and the tree is just a reflection in the water.

  11. that is totally AWSOME at first i thought it was a pic in a cool frame the i looked closer and at the first comment and then i saw what i was really looking at. Plus i love this web page it is on my google personal web page IT IS AN AWSOME WEB SITE!!!!

  12. I think it’s the perspective of being in a frozen Lake and breaking through the Ice to get out. :) Not sure if it’s supposed to look like that, But it does to me ;)

  13. just when I thought it was ice on a windsheild, I see “moss” on what I thought was ice….must be rocks with all that green growth. I now think it is the work of someone with photoshop.

  14. 1st of all i love this site its addicting.

    2nd if you look at this picture right you will see at the bottom of the tree and in the sky in random places you see little soldier lookin people

    maybe there are 2 illusions here?

  15. If you look at the picture upside down it’ll be easier to notice the angle, and of course all reflections on water are upside down ;)

    Cool pic…

  16. Woah, that illusion/ puddle/reflection is , like, so cool! :D. I love this one. Even better, it has an “ice barrier.” So cool, ya know what I mean? Do yall get my drift?

  17. It’s a puddle with a reflection in some rocks. You can see the rocks in the puddle and the leaves near the edges. Really nice, though.

  18. I dont get it. what is it?

    it looks like a window in front of a tree with ice around the window and we r looking thru the window

    :( :P

  19. Umm i feel that anyone who has trees and rain in the area they live should understand this, if not go outside more.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *