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I wonder if there's anyone out there who can't see their nose at all?
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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2023
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For those confused. The yellow is the view from one eye blocked.
So the clear in the center is what both eyes see. The yellow on the RIGHT is what the LEFT eye has blocked, and the opposite for the Left of the image being what is blocked for the right eye.
But the center is blue while the sides are natural colors.... And even blocking an eye, I can't see anything remotely like you're describing.
The center is not blue, the furniture is. There is very-much-so a yellow seethrough pattern around the outside of the image.
While my personal view of the world has my nose a lot further down and not nearly as in the way, its probably because of my genetics and face makeup.
If this image is truly to-shape and not just a picture to describe the concept, this persons nose is relatively forward compared to the tip of their eye and the upper ridge of their lip would be pronounced enoughto block vision.
Assumedly though, this image isnt a real trace of someones vision.
Thank goodness that dress isn't in this picture or we'd have no end of argument!