The details of this selfie amuse many – but almost everyone takes forever to see it | World – Frankfurter Neue Presse

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Do you notice it without help? There is a photo circulating on the Internet that contains a funny little detail – many take ages to find it.

Munich – Every day countless photos are made worldwide. Many have succeeded, others less. And some go backwards because they contain details that only attract attention in retrospect.

That's what happened to a mom who panicked when she took a closer look at a picture. And a US student embarrassed herself for forgetting something in the bedroom. On both the "surprise" was well hidden.

For a long time, most viewers also need a photo that appears in various lists of images that contain hidden trivia – such as Bored Panda, And also at Reddit was discussed. It has been circulating for years with the remark "I had six years on my fridge until I noticed it" – that this supposed background info is authentic, is questionable. But the fact is: very many observers need a very, very long time, until they notice what is wrong.

"I was so focused on the window light on the left," writes a user who only noticed the funny detail afterwards. "Oh damn, that's good" another.

Selfie gives up puzzles: "I still do not see it. TELL ME!!!"

Others even capitulate: "I'm either too blind or too drunk (or both!) To see it, but what should I look for?" They write. Or implore: "I still do not see it. TELL ME!!!"

The resolution is quite simple: a face looks out from under the duo, who poses for a selfie together with a cheek kiss. A boy crashed the selfie. Did you recognize it without help?

A star has recently made a rather embarrassing photo glitch.

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