This is Crazy!

[Jim Pascoe]

Yes!  It does work - I was expecting to see nothing and then Slobodan tell me it was just a joke.

Pretty girl too - though I like my wife because she's always looking on the bright side, and the girl in the picture just looks too negative.........

Jim

[kers]

It would be fascinating to understand what's happening in the brain. The image as viewed on the screen is essentially a B&W negative, but is transformed into a color positive when viewed on the ceiling. I'm wondering if those who have not often practiced the development of prints from negatives in the wet darkroom, and/or the scanning of negatives and slides with a digital scanner, would experience the same transformation, from B&W negative to color positive, when raising their gaze to the ceiling.

It is colour

[Alan Klein]

She really needs to do something with her nose.  Have you tried the clone tool?

[Ray]

It is colour

Thanks for taking the trouble to process the image. Out of curiosity, I repeated the exercise of staring at the 3 dots on the lady's nose, in your colored version, then raising my eyes to the ceiling and blinking once.

Guess what! The image I saw on the ceiling became a B&W negative, but a very poor quality negative with hardly any detail on the dark face, such as eyes and mouth.

I think we need a neurologist to comment. 

[Alan Klein]

Maybe a psychiatrist. 

[Ray]

Maybe a psychiatrist. 

I'd prefer a Neurologist because neurology is closer to the group of 'hard' sciences, whereas Psychiatry closer to the group of 'soft' sciences such as Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Economics, and so on. (Note, I didn't mention Climate Change.     )

[Alan Klein]

You beat me to it.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Yup, it works.

[Ray]

Yup, it works.

But what was the quality of the imaginary image on the ceiling? Mine was exceptionally nice.