I went the wrong way again. Fooled by the quirk of the angle there which occurs when one head is much higher than the other.
The similar photo from the other week stopped me going in as big as I might otherwise have, so thanks for small mercies!
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jamesedwards
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The similar photo from the other week stopped me going in as big as I might otherwise have, so thanks for small mercies!
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jamesedwards
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Interesting photo print. 2 is the winner by a whisker on the main shot but looks a much clearer nose ahead in the mirror. Looks to me like the mirror was not lined up properly?
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jamesedwards wrote: ↑Thu Nov 20, 2025 7:56 pmI went the wrong way again. Fooled by the quirk of the angle there which occurs when one head is much higher than the other.
The similar photo from the other week stopped me going in as big as I might otherwise have, so thanks for small mercies!
To satisfy my curiosity I replicated the Newcastle slo-mo illusion with a few pens.
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... it's all to do with measuring the 'Angle of the Dangle'jamesedwards wrote: ↑Thu Nov 20, 2025 9:33 pmjamesedwards wrote: ↑Thu Nov 20, 2025 7:56 pmI went the wrong way again. Fooled by the quirk of the angle there which occurs when one head is much higher than the other.
The similar photo from the other week stopped me going in as big as I might otherwise have, so thanks for small mercies!
To satisfy my curiosity I replicated the Newcastle slo-mo illusion with a few pens.
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ForFolksSake wrote: ↑Fri Nov 21, 2025 9:52 am
... it's all to do with measuring the 'Angle of the Dangle'
