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Pareidolia: 192 Faces Hidden In Everyday Objects
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Have you ever seen faces, forms or figures in mundane places or objects? Take, for example, the sad man on the moon - a classic case of pareidolia.
Pareidolia is a psychological phenomenon involving the perception of patterns, especially of rudimentary faces, where none actually exist.
If you spot any examples of pareidolia around you, share your pictures and vote for your favorites as well!
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This Alarm Clock Is So Confused
Bell Peppers Look Like Screaming Faces
A Rose That Decayed Into A Skull
Went To Throw Some Cardboard In The Recycling At Work Tonight And Found This One Trying To Escape
Grandma Caterpillar Putting On Lipstick
Crazy Washing Machine
I laughed so much...and decided to start taking photos of "faces" myself, too! I´ve always seen faces around me from the very childhood...
Happy Submarine
F**k You Too, Broccoli...
Angry Typewriter
That's obviously art. It doesn't count as pereidolia because it was done on purpose.
This Bag Looks Uncannily Like Phil Jones
Buried A Friend Knee Deep In Sand. When He Stepped Out, The Sand Cracked And Made This
Ow My Eye!
Give Us A Smile
Angry Pickle
Out On A Hike And I Saw... The Great Deku Tree?
Theridion Grallator, Also Known As The Happy Face Spider
Why is it so happy? Because it's endemic to Hawai'i. Maui no ka 'oi! :D
Cool Wooden Post With Sunglasses, Spotted In London, Uk
Hi, You are so creative. This is amazing! Nice picture! I’d like to publish this picture for my book to have creative imagination. Please let us know if this is permitted to use this picture. It is difficult to recognize the real world definitely. Situation awareness is the key to solve the problem. I’d like to enlighten the people perception bios. Best regards, Hideshi Ishida
Smiling House
Happy Cap
Smiling Sausage
