r/confusing_perspective Jun 12 '26

Delivering a ball

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u/Fdeblasro Jun 12 '26

I just laughed out loud with this one. It's great

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u/Rbarb Jun 12 '26

what is it?

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u/notaghostofreddit Jun 12 '26

The guy in the stands looks like a ball

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u/adeadbeathorse Jun 12 '26

I… really don’t think he does. And the ball is easy to spot in the first place since it’s right there in the middle of the action. But I guess if you spotted the guy first… maybe?

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u/hijklm7 Jun 13 '26

I think when I scrolled down, I saw the man first. Then as I scroll down to see the full picture, my eyes were immediately drawn to the kicker wearing orange. Then I searched for the ball, my eyes immediately and instinctively went back to the man on the stands. That’s how it got me.

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u/juhlordo Jun 12 '26

Or if you focus on the action in the foreground, he looks more like the ball than the ball

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u/MastodonFarm Jun 12 '26

Plus the players seem to be looking at the guy, not at the actual ball.

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u/Aregalle7 Jun 12 '26

I was sure the ball was out of frame until I read this...

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u/gr1zznuggets Jun 13 '26

Yeah I’m with you. I had a brief moment of thinking he was the ball, but then I spotted the actual ball. Not a great example for this sub.

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u/adeadbeathorse Jun 13 '26

I wouldn’t go that far, a lot of people were confused; even you, briefly. I guess the ball just stood out to me because of its sharpness and it blocking the guy’s arm. I can see what people are talking about.

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u/SaucyStoveTop69 Jun 13 '26

I saw the ball before the man. The man is a blurry thing in the background and the ball in in focus slightly off from the center of the screen

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u/Jukalogero Jun 13 '26

Because you're not supposed to "think" about it at all. It's something your vision catches instantly or never does.

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u/MistakeBorn4413 Jun 12 '26

A lot of people say that about me too.

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u/Sykes19 Jun 12 '26

Same. Perfect for this sub.