23 Times Everyday Things Looked Like Something Truly Incredible

13. This fallen post that looks like a discarded cigarette:

This fallen post looks like a discarded cigarette.
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14. This window that looks just like a painting:

This window looks like a painting
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15. This pressure washer that looks a lot like Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc.:

This pressure washer looks a lot like Mike Wazoski
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16. This statue that looks like it goes on forever:

This statue looks like it continues on forever.
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17. This teeny paw that looks like it’s got another teeny paw inside of it:

This paw has a small paw mark
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18. This beer foam that looks like a smiling dog:

The foam in my beer looks like a smiling dog
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19. This ham sliced so thin, it looks out of focus:

This sliced ham looks like it's out of focus.
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20. This empty blood bag that looks like snow-capped mountains:

This empty bag of blood looks like a snowy mountain top.
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21. This bread that looks exactly like a little bunny:

This morning's bread looks just like a bunny
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22. This picture of two swans that looks like one swan with a smaller second swan head:

This picture I took of two swans that looks like one swan with a smaller second head.
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23. And finally, this Uber driver hair formed into a perfect 25:

Uber driver hair formed a perfect 25.
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Masha Fante

A former social psychology researcher turned writer, Masha explores the patterns that shape how we see ourselves and relate to others. Her work blends academic insight with accessible storytelling, helping readers recognize the psychology behind everyday moments. When she's not writing, Masha can be found experimenting with new recipes, practicing yoga, or losing track of time in used bookstores.