Of course, photographers know all about these quirks and use them on purpose to create eye-catching photos. One popular example is tilt-shift photography, which keeps only a small part of the picture sharp and blurs the rest. Since we usually see that kind of blur in close-ups of tiny objects, real streets and cities suddenly look like toy models.
Double exposure is another old trick that layers two shots into one image, and it’s been around since the 1860s. Depending on how the images line up, the result can feel dreamy or downright confusing.
Whatever the exact science behind it turns out to be, our brains being so easy to fool means we get to have a lot of fun with it. With the right angle or a bit of lucky timing, an ordinary moment can turn into a confusing and often hilarious picture.
You can always try making your own, too, since most of these tricks don’t require any special equipment. In the meantime, see how many of the pics below you can crack on the first look.
#25 The Reflections Of Ceiling Lights Appear To Be Alien Ships Descending On Shreveport

#35 Was Trying To Figure Out Why This Guy Wouldn’t Stop Staring At Me From His Car. Turns Out It’s Just An Advertisement On The Car Behind It





















