This is the best optical illusion that i have found so far. What do you notice in this picture? Immediately, you can see a tree with 3 birds going to feed their young. But if you notice the blank space of the picture, it resembles a face. To me, it looks like a mother, that will also care for its children, just like the birds, making it the most unique picture that i have found with a deep meaning.
This is a fun optical illusion. This illusion makes the human brain think even harder. When it comes to colors, we think, using our eyes, not our brains. It is in order, but irregular because the colors do not match what the text actually says. See if you can try it.
Does the picture move? Well, it should. This optical illusion shows a famous pattern that makes the human eye think that its moving, when the fact is, it is not moving at all. This illusion sows self similarity because the patterns throughout the illusion is consistent. It is also irregular and shows iteration. It shows iteration because as you look in side each circle, there is another circle, and inside that circle, is another circle, and it continues.
This is an optical illusion. This picture really caught my attention because it had me wondering what is really happening. I found it really confusing, and it made me think. This piece of art is in order, yet irregular.
This is a picture of a white flower that i took at the end of our trip to Dimond Canyon. I took a picture of this plant because of the pattern of the pedals and the pattern inside of the pedals. The pedals show self similarity as each of them look exactly alike. It also has the same yellow color inside of each of the pedals in the plant, making it intriguing.
This is one of the trees that caught my attention. I chose to take a picture of this tree because of how the branches twirl around one another. It is a unique pattern that is not in any order, making it "eye-capturing."
I took this picture because of the beautiful pedals. The pedals show self similarity as the pedals look exactly alike throughout the plant. I also like how the green leaves that surrounded the plant had a pattern inside of itself. this pattern looks in order, making it look regular and unique.
This is a picture of our hike at Dimond Canyon. I took this picture because of I thought it was unique in the way that the water splashes on the ground. The way it collides with the ground is in no particular order, making it unique. The splashes show self similarity, as they look the same, but some parts of the water splash harder than others.
This is the best optical illusion that i have found so far. What do you notice in this picture? Immediately, you can see a tree with 3 birds going to feed their young. But if you notice the blank space of the picture, it resembles a face. To me, it looks like a mother, that will also care for its children, just like the birds, making it the most unique picture that i have found with a deep meaning.
This is a fun optical illusion. This illusion makes the human brain think even harder. When it comes to colors, we think, using our eyes, not our brains. It is in order, but irregular because the colors do not match what the text actually says. See if you can try it. 
Does the picture move? Well, it should. This optical illusion shows a famous pattern that makes the human eye think that its moving, when the fact is, it is not moving at all. This illusion sows self similarity because the patterns throughout the illusion is consistent. It is also irregular and shows iteration. It shows iteration because as you look in side each circle, there is another circle, and inside that circle, is another circle, and it continues.
This is a picture of a white flower that i took at the end of our trip to Dimond Canyon. I took a picture of this plant because of the pattern of the pedals and the pattern inside of the pedals. The pedals show self similarity as each of them look exactly alike. It also has the same yellow color inside of each of the pedals in the plant, making it intriguing. 
This is one of the trees that caught my attention. I chose to take a picture of this tree because of how the branches twirl around one another. It is a unique pattern that is not in any order, making it "eye-capturing."
I took this picture because of the beautiful pedals. The pedals show self similarity as the pedals look exactly alike throughout the plant. I also like how the green leaves that surrounded the plant had a pattern inside of itself. this pattern looks in order, making it look regular and unique.
This is a picture of our hike at Dimond Canyon. I took this picture because of I thought it was unique in the way that the water splashes on the ground. The way it collides with the ground is in no particular order, making it unique. The splashes show self similarity, as they look the same, but some parts of the water splash harder than others.
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