Are The Circles Rotating?

Focus on the following moving illusion and watch what happens to the circles.

You are probably thinking this is a moving image but it’s not, the circles are still but the picture gives the impression they are rotating.

Which way is this window facing?

Take a close look at this picture and see if you can tell which way the window is facing.

Can you see it? This is a pretty good optical illusion picture as sometimes it appears the window is facing left and sometimes to the right.

Is The Picture Moving?

This moving optical illusion will definitely have your head in a spin. Focus on the dot in the middle and move your head back and forth.

Is that freaky or what?

Can you see the two words in this illusion?

The following image actually shows two words, if you concentrate on the white part you will see the word optical and if you concentrate on the colored part you will see the word illusion.

Is that neat or what?

Are these legs crooked?

Take a look at the following optical illusion image and see if you think the legs are crooked or straight.

The legs on these two gentlemen are actually perfectly straight but the illusion gives the impression that they are crooked legs.

Are These Lines Straight Or Curved?

After looking at the above picture you are probably thinking that the lines and boxes are all curved but they are actually as straight as those of a chessboard and each of the small squares have the same size.

Are The Balls Moving?

This last picture seems like its moving but the image is actually still. The contrasting colors and the placement of certain elements tricks our brain into thinking that the image is moving.

The apparent neon squares seem to pulsate slightly when we concentrate on the image.But there is no square on this image. It’s all an optical illusion!

Can you see the illusion yet?

If you look at the large photograph closely, you’ll see that you are not looking into the eyes of the tiger but at the backs of two models. And the jaw of the beautiful beast is actually the shapely posterior of a third person.

The unique work of art was created by body-painter Craig Tracy at the request of a charity determined to save the subject of the picture. This year the United Nations has put the tiger at the top of its list of ‘most important’ endangered animals to be saved in 2010.

Take a look at this image, it is an illusion that gives the impression that the man is actually floating. Can you see it?

He is really just stood next to patch that imitates a shadow hence giving the impression of floating.