A plane seems to rest on a statue’s fingertips. The moon sits exactly where your eye expects something else to be. A familiar scene becomes strange when the shapes line up. This collection plays with timing, distance and perspective. Objects that are far apart can appear to touch, while a brief alignment makes an ordinary view look almost impossible. The fun is in that first glance, followed by the moment you work out what you are seeing. Which image made you look twice? Photo credits: Slide 3, Buddha with traffic-light eyes: Tatsuto Shibata (@_deepsky) Slide 5, coastal horizon: August Östberg (@augustostberg) Slide 6, orca and sunset: Mary Parkhill / Mary’s Mark Photography (@marysmark), photo composite Slide 8, plane and moon: Rami Dibo (@pixtarami) Slide 9, tree and sun: adapted from a photo by Tobias Messerli (@tmphoto.ch) Slide 10, moon in rock arch: Elliot McGucken (@elliotmcgucken), photo composite Slide 12, woman and steam: Anthimos Ntagkas (@daganth) Slide 14, aligned wind turbines: Royce Bair (@roycebairphoto) Slide 16, camel and solar eclipse: Joshua Cripps (@joshuacrippsphotography) Slide 19, Christ the Redeemer and moon: Leonardo Sens (@leosens) #photography #art #perspective #creativity #visualart - @art_dailydose