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Your eyes naturally notice the strongest elements first.
Here, that’s the eagle and the mountains.
Once the brain recognizes those familiar shapes, it tends to keep interpreting the rest of the image as part of the same landscape.
The hidden man works differently.
He may not appear as a complete, clearly drawn figure. Instead, his outline can be formed by mountain ridges, shadows, curves, and the empty spaces between larger objects.
In other words, he’s not placed on top of the picture.

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