faces

If you've ever had the vague feeling that someone was upset with you, then why not indulge that feeling with the sight of inanimate objects that seem to be angry, frustrated and scared! There's just something about us that wants to see faces in things. Whether that's a fun creative exercise or a millennia of fear forcing us to look for predators, it sure seems like some inanimate objects have a whole lot of personality.

Why do we get joy out of seeing things in other things? Is it because we want to imagine we're surrounded by friendly objects? Is it because it's like a fun visual puzzle? Maybe it's because we're just wired to see faces? It's very apparent in these inanimate objects with a whole lot of personality.

It's happened to everyone. You're minding your own business and you see a building or car and you're like "that thing's got a face. Nice." You want to tell someone but if you tell a stranger, they'll think you're a wierdo. So you just look at that face you found like "nice, a face." For more stuff looking like other stuff, here are some double-take causing images of skewed perspective.

Through the extensive use of camera angles and creative faces, these classy ladies can transform before your very eyes. It can be a lot. For more interesting camera work, here are double-take inducing photos of intriguing perspective as well as perfectly timed photos.

These transformations are worthy of the Autobots!

These objects may not be as inanimate as they seem...

Have you ever given terrible news to a suitcase?

Weird how things have a tendency to look like other things...

A new website and app has popped up that guesses your age and attractiveness level. It's meant to serve as a companion to a dating app for meeting attractive folks near you, but when has the internet ever used something for its intended purpose?