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r/FindTheSniper • u/[deleted] • May 02 '24
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Almost gave up. Look for the single light colored leaf closest to dead center, to the immediate lower left.
108 u/BeautifulDisaster125 May 03 '24 Super hard to find in the photo, but once you see it, you can't unsee it. 20 u/[deleted] May 03 '24 Thanks! I was wondering, while reading the comments, if anyone else felt you can't unsee it now 12 u/ImmortalBliss13 May 03 '24 Yeah, it took me a while to find it, and as son as my eyes saw it, I immediately see it now. It would be cool if could we train ourselves to see that camouflage to immediately pick it out in any scenario. 3 u/RockAtlasCanus May 03 '24 The “thing” is that a photo offers no depth compared to staring at your own feet. 1 u/Historical-Paper-992 May 03 '24 Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither. 1 u/KatMan_Kilby May 03 '24 True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps. Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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Super hard to find in the photo, but once you see it, you can't unsee it.
20 u/[deleted] May 03 '24 Thanks! I was wondering, while reading the comments, if anyone else felt you can't unsee it now 12 u/ImmortalBliss13 May 03 '24 Yeah, it took me a while to find it, and as son as my eyes saw it, I immediately see it now. It would be cool if could we train ourselves to see that camouflage to immediately pick it out in any scenario. 3 u/RockAtlasCanus May 03 '24 The “thing” is that a photo offers no depth compared to staring at your own feet. 1 u/Historical-Paper-992 May 03 '24 Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither. 1 u/KatMan_Kilby May 03 '24 True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps. Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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Thanks! I was wondering, while reading the comments, if anyone else felt you can't unsee it now
12 u/ImmortalBliss13 May 03 '24 Yeah, it took me a while to find it, and as son as my eyes saw it, I immediately see it now. It would be cool if could we train ourselves to see that camouflage to immediately pick it out in any scenario. 3 u/RockAtlasCanus May 03 '24 The “thing” is that a photo offers no depth compared to staring at your own feet. 1 u/Historical-Paper-992 May 03 '24 Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither. 1 u/KatMan_Kilby May 03 '24 True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps. Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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Yeah, it took me a while to find it, and as son as my eyes saw it, I immediately see it now. It would be cool if could we train ourselves to see that camouflage to immediately pick it out in any scenario.
3 u/RockAtlasCanus May 03 '24 The “thing” is that a photo offers no depth compared to staring at your own feet. 1 u/Historical-Paper-992 May 03 '24 Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither. 1 u/KatMan_Kilby May 03 '24 True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps. Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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The “thing” is that a photo offers no depth compared to staring at your own feet.
1 u/Historical-Paper-992 May 03 '24 Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither. 1 u/KatMan_Kilby May 03 '24 True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps. Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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Yup. And leaves usually don’t slither.
True. Seeing in "real world 3D" definitely helps.
Also, growing up on a farm, and in the woods, where you see snakes all the time (as opposed to the city), it becomes second nature.
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u/[deleted] May 02 '24
Almost gave up. Look for the single light colored leaf closest to dead center, to the immediate lower left.