This discussion revolves around an optical illusion featuring Marilyn Monroe, where viewers perceive her image differently based on their distance from the screen. Participants share experiences of viewing the image from various distances, with some suggesting techniques like squinting or using browser zoom features (CTRL- in Firefox) to enhance the illusion. The conversation highlights the interplay between shape recognition and fine detail perception in visual analysis, with humorous anecdotes about the challenges of seeing the image clearly. The discussion also touches on the potential for creating programs that merge images to replicate this effect.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for psychologists, graphic designers, and anyone interested in the science of visual perception and optical illusions.
So true, it's not easy being green.Redbelly98 said:Indeed! Mentors must set the example for us peons.
