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Focus Description:

You are looking at a photograph of a person, he is looking at you. If you turn the back of the photo: the person will look in a completely different direction. You can make it look back at you even if you don't reset the photo.

Focus secret:

To do this, you just need to look through the photo at any light source, for example, an electric light bulb.

Author: V.Postolaty

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