Photoshop wizards can manipulate a pic into anything they want, but sometimes the raw photo alone is weird enough to be confusing.
Some of these pics may have been put through filters, but none have been seriously manipulated. Despite this, each pic features something just weird enough to break your brain for a moment.
The luminous orange paint on this pipe, combined with the black wiring, makes it look like something from a cartoon was inserted into real life.
This fire station in the Netherlands is apparently the only one in the world that employs tiny humans. Or maybe it just employs one giant.
Should you pet this cat? Well, judging from the big 'NO' on its side, which is circled for emphasis, the answer is probably not.
Not only does this cherry tomato have a naturally-occurring number six on the side, the form of the number is pretty much perfect.
If you look at this picture carefully, you might be able to see that there's a weird reflection at play.
The dent in this wall looks suspiciously like the continental United States. And like any good U.S. map, it totally omits the countries above and below.
A quick look at this photo might make it seem more revealing than it actually is. You're looking at arm though, not butt.
I know there are only so many colors of car out there, but I'm still a little unnerved by this coincidence.
I've seen some well-fed squirrels before, but this apparently gigantic brown squirrel truly takes the cake (and probably all of the nuts).
Thanks to a fortuitous street address, it's really easy to remember the unit number of this particular 7-Eleven location.
Is it just me, or does the woman in the foreground look like she was sloppily Photoshopped into the picture?
Everyone knows that basketball needs a hard court surface so the ball can be properly dribbled. This court is sand. I just don't get it.
This perfectly-timed photo of a cat watching a bubble makes said cat look like a proper astronaut.
This mirror has a way of doing weird things to anything that's reflected in the top of the frame. Those look like big, clunky, foot boots.
Was this an aftermarket thing, or does the car come straight from the showroom with tail lights that look like side eye?
Sure, the blueberries on the right are the normal color, but the ones on the left are basically a light violet color.
I'm not really a fan of this pattern, but if I was, it's nice to know I could buy a couch and a matching jacket.
If I was walking along here, I wouldn't look down. If I did, I just might get dizzy and fall down.
This little guy looks like he just came to terms with the existential reality of being a sock.
Tennis star Andy Murray has a secret weapon: a small old man who lives in his kitbag and comes to every match.
Maybe it's just me, but I'm finding it hard to figure out where the different components of this doggo's face begin and end.
No architect would design a building with this many structural flaws. But a painter might paint a building to look like it has structural flaws.
It looks like the sun's rays are shining on this road, but that isn't it. It's cloudy. The effect actually comes from sand.
This is what happens when you're at the edge of a video game map and the devs clearly haven't put much effort into the objects.
If you take a good look, it should become clear that she has normal arms, but it sure doesn't look that way at first glance.
Photoshopping these shoes into other situations actually makes them considerably less unnerving.
Those chairs look incredibly traumatized. I guess I would be too if I spent all my time staring at dinosaurs and had no way to escape.
What do you see here? Is it a happy ostrich? Maybe a sloth? In any case, it looks like so much more than knotty wood.
This person filled a measuring cup, then found that filling a measuring cup sometimes causes all the measurements to disappear.
We've saved the most horrifying image for last, because that's just how we roll.
Sweet dreams.
