I had to double-check if it's April 1st. The eyes look into slightly different directions and have different glares, the lighting of the skin is completely dif

I had to double-check if it's April 1st. The eyes look into slightly different directions and have different glares, the lighting of the skin is completely different, the angle is different. And the third photo is even more different than the first two and doesn't match at all. It's frankly amusing how when people decide to look for something, they eventually find it, whether it's there or not. Obviously if you align these photos and then SLOWLY FADE them one into the other, they'll look similar. You see the same effect when training deepfake models from real movie footage of actors. It sorts them by angle and expression, and aligns them by facial features, and you see it's essentially the same exact face in countless photos, because... that's how taking photos of faces works. I made a version which switches between the two photos with alignment, but without fading and it's blindingly obvious those are two distinct photos of the same woman, and nothing really matches pixel by pixel at all: https://i.imgur.com/Iv2u0K8.gif https://i.imgur.com/Iv2u0K8.gif