What Do You See?

A study in sensory perception from the Museum of Science in Boston.

[Kerri]

Cool

[Tara]

This great Ann! You really can see either 2 faces or the vase/ lamp / table leg that you used. Very creative.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kerristephens Thanks Kerri!
@tara11 Thanks Tara!

[Henri Russell]

I saw the vase, until I read Tara's post. Now I can only see the two faces. Weird.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@henrir Thanks Henri- yes you can see both once you know the "trick". But most people will see one or the other first.

[Patty J]

Coooooooooool :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@pjonas Thanks Patty!

[Sally Ings]

When I saw the thumbnail I thought of two faces but when opened I see the vase!

[Phil]

Very good - bit like the leaf/dove! :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Well, Ann, I saw the vase first and only later realised there were two faces. Cool shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@salza Thanks Sally! It's a fun illusion. Interesting that the two sizes brought out the two pictures to you.
@filsie65 Thanks Phil! I don't think anyone else saw that dove, but yes, I did sort of make my own there, didn't I?
@sangwann Thanks Dione! The museum had quite a few of them on display- some as pictures, and others, like this one, in 3D. It was a great exhibit.

[Bev]

Two faces or a base of a vase. Great shot! Love how you caught it! Well done!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@prttblues I had it mostly in the frame sooc but did just a tiny crop to make it even tighter. It was a good exhibit- they'd probably love your light shots.