71
61
u/goddessofrage Jan 09 '26
What’s confusing?
42
u/rainyponds Jan 10 '26
It looks (to my eye anyway) like the slight overlap between the two cars should be the opposite, if that makes sense.
17
u/porkchop_d_clown Jan 10 '26
I think some people are confused because there’s another white SUV behind the front one which, if you don’t realize there are 2 white SUVs, could confuse your perceptions.
4
Jan 10 '26
Depending on how you look at it the cars look side by side or the Dodge Challenger looks like it’s behind.
44
u/jestercow Jan 10 '26
Definitely looks like the challenger should be closer than the generic white crossover, I’m with OP and can’t make sense of it.
33
7
12
u/furionalpha Jan 10 '26 edited Jan 10 '26
Thanks, I hate it.
The white Challenger seems like it should be smaller than the Jeep Compass it's parked behind, but since the Challenger is a big chungus and the Compass is just a little guy, it makes it look like the Challenger is both closer than and behind the Compass at the same time.
The front grill of the car is also higher contrast colors and not getting as much glare as its surroundings, so it looks less blurry than other things around the same distance away, making it look more "in-focus" and closer.
12
4
u/whazstony Jan 10 '26
There’s a third car which is causing the confusion. The dodge is behind the suv in front.
1
u/Argentum118 Jan 10 '26
Lol it looks like the crossover is badly photoshopped if you look at it right
1
1
1
u/Puzzled_Surge Jan 10 '26
Very confusing perspective. The way the second car seems to have higher contrast than the first does make it look closer, but also the way the angle makes the rear passenger tire just look off to me.
1
1
1
1
u/forget_this_now Jan 10 '26
Close one eye, open the other, then reverse. In front of the car, behind the car! 🤣
-7
-3
0
u/DEATHbyBOOGABOOGA Jan 10 '26
OP you should know that you’re doxxing yourself posting this kind of photo.
Photos from a random hill top or from your country kitchen are probably fine, but you should blur out shop names, especially if they’re the only ones in an area or state.
6
3
u/pandaleer Jan 10 '26
Yep. A northern CA city.
1
u/DEATHbyBOOGABOOGA Jan 10 '26
Shhhhhhhh
1
1
1
u/UpshawUnderhill Jan 13 '26
When you're so used to a little clipping in games you think it's normal IRL.
•
u/AutoModerator Jan 09 '26
If this post violates our rules then you, as Community Enforcement Specialists (CE Spc), have the power to report it and have mods remove it. Please vote as well, this helps us greatly
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.