So I clipped part of the picture out with MS Paint and enlarged it 5 times. You can sort of see the black and white between the lines.
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On behalf of those of us who are color-blind, anyhow ... who cares?
My brain does an excellent job on filling the colour in...
I refuse to believe it.
But HOW does that work?
Well, my Brain can do something I didn't know it could... until you mentioned Color Grids, then I could see them even in the non-enlarged pix and that kind of made my Mind obsess about those instead. *LOL*
Bill - I was going to ask you what you see in the first picture but forgot! What do you see?
Sue - Mine too.
Deb - It's a conspiracy of the highest magnitude!
Stu - I assigning that project to you to figure it out.
Dawn - This is just another reason why eye witness testimony in a trial can't always be trusted.
Crazy. Our minds are pretty amazing. I wish more people would use theirs.
Matt - I think you're wishing for too much.
It's amazing what your mind can trick itself into.
You never bore, Mike!
Kathy - That's the truth. I'll mention eye witness testimony again. Don't trust it if you're on a jury.
Cloudia - I give this my best shot. Sometimes I miss, sometimes not. :)
Are you certain the photo wasn't in color and the black and white background added later?
Geo - Absolutely not. That I'm certain that is. It's from the internet so it must be true.
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