At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be anything unusual about this winter scene.
A deer moves through the snow while bare trees rise from the frozen ground and dark shadows stretch across the forest.
But look again.
Hidden somewhere within the landscape is the unmistakable face of a man.
The challenge isn’t necessarily about having sharper eyesight. The real trick is convincing your brain to stop seeing only a deer, trees and snow—and start looking at the image as a collection of shapes.
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