What do you see when you glance at this image?

What was the first thing that came to your mind when you took a look at the image of the story? That she showed the audience of one of the great music festivals taking place around the world or a lively audience watching a rock concert of a famous band? So, take a look at the following photo and see what it really portrays!

As you have seen, dear reader, the image shows no audience, let alone a trendy show. In fact, according to folks at Twisted Sifter, this is a picture of some harvesting machines working on a cotton plantation at night, apparently on a Texas farm. According to the publication, the photo was recently shared on Instagram by photographer Micah Horn - and believe me, it has fooled a lot of people! See the original post:

No it's not a concert, but it's a heck of a show !! I will say, you do get your exercise when you take harvest photos !! As soon as that basket is full you jump off (without falling off I might add) before the boll buggy pulls up and hit a quick trot 50-100 feet out, crouch to get just the right angle with just the right light and pray that You're holding the camera steady enough to actually get a clean image. And, when the transfer of cotton from stripper to boll buggy is complete, it's a game of jumping back into the cotton stripper while in motion. I think the crew was waiting for me to slip up but luckily, well, I'm a pro at this game ... (jk I fell like twice) #vivallanoestacado #igtexas # harvest2017 #agrowlife

A post shared by Micah Horn (@ micah.b.horn) on Oct 29, 2017 at 5:54 am PDT

And if you're among those who thought the image depicted the typical scene of a rock show, don't feel bad! The photo was shared on Reddit - a social network focused on the dissemination and discussion of content circulating on the internet - and one of the users (a programmer named Romin Irani) decided to do some testing with Google's Cloud Vision API, including this processing tool. confused with the results. Look:

Ran the image through Google Cloud Vision API too and got the following results. I guess we have trained the machines wrongly too! ;-) pic.twitter.com/eAfhOoHRvA

- Romin Irani (@iRomin) November 5, 2017