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Snow on Chain Link Fence Looks Like MS Paint Drawing

The image consists of a top text caption above a close-up photograph of a black chain link wire fence. Snow has settled evenly on the upper curved edge of each opening of the fence, creating blocky, jagged, low-resolution shapes that strongly resemble the aliased, pixelated look of drawings made in the classic Microsoft Paint (MS Paint) program, against a pale gray overcast sky background. The caption calls out this striking visual similarity.
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The snow on this wire fence looks like something drawn in MS Paint.

Overview

The image consists of a top text caption above a close-up photograph of a black chain link wire fence. Snow has settled evenly on the upper curved edge of each opening of the fence, creating blocky, jagged, low-resolution shapes that strongly resemble the aliased, pixelated look of drawings made in the classic Microsoft Paint (MS Paint) program, against a pale gray overcast sky background. The caption calls out this striking visual similarity.

Origin notes

This observational meme is sourced from the RSS feed of X.com (formerly Twitter) account @meme.jpg. It is a real-life photography meme that highlights an amusing coincidental visual similarity between a natural winter weather occurrence and the output of early consumer digital drawing software, and is shared widely across casual social media platforms.

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