Rubes by Leigh Rubin for May 07, 2024

Then tern it over.

Try rotating it 90 degrees.

There are 14 in the top. 15 in the bottom part. Someone in production really slipped up THIS time!

All the others are too.

How can they tell?

Mrs has a painting in the living room, it is hard to tell the difference between the sandy surf of the beach and the darkness of the night sky. Every once in a while I will turn it over. Amazing the difference in view makes. I think it’s about time to turn it again. Have to do that today.

If those gulls were over the ocean, they would be seagulls. If they were over the bay, they would be baygulls.

I was on top of a mountain overlooking a scenic view and took a picture. I didn’t calculate the light right and the trees below came out very dark and almost black. So now I leave the picture upside down and tell people that I went to space.

People have been flocking to see it.

And how many of you [us] turned the screen over?

There’s a WHOLE page on Wikipedia devoted to works this’s happened to (“Upside-Down Painting”).

Must be the M. C. Escher exhibition.

I have to admit that I like this picture.

coulda been done by a first grader, yet if it had Picasso’s name on the bottom, it’d be worth millions!

’Reflections from shore. Or a capsized boat. ’

That’s the beauty of it. There’s no wrong way to look at it.

If seagulls fly over the sea, what are the birds called that fly over the bay…baygulls!