Spot the differences between these two images

There are six differences between these two images which look alike. It is difficult for a person to spot these differences without looking at the pictures carefully.
These differences can then be spotted only when one carefully inspects the elements of the picture and closely looks for the differences.
Brain teasers such as this one are extremely popular among friends. People are also seen actively engaging in playing these games online. The best part of the game is that due to tactical representation of the images, it is very difficult to find the answer easily. It requires a person's full concentration in order to be able to solve it.

What about this picture?
This picture comprises several elements which might make the viewers difficult to spot the differences.
The picture contains a boy holding a tablet, a bed on which the boy is relaxing, a sheet on which the boy is lying on, a pillow where he is resting his head, a ball, socks, a wardrobe unclean and not organised, a picture hanging disoriented, a tennis racket and a bag which might be the boy's school or college bag.

The differences can be easily spotted when you focus on the elements one by one. Do not see the picture as a whole. Fragment it into small elements and then find the differences. Scrutinising smaller bits is an easy job and can help you in solving this quickly.
How to spot the difference between the images?
The differences lie within these elements.

Once you take note of the elements, it gets easier for you to spot the differences. The trick to solve these problems is that one needs to consider one element at a time.
Now that you know it, try to find the differences.
Found it?
No?
Here’s some help coming for you.
These are the differences:


Why is this simple-looking activity so difficult?
Spot the difference is a fun game which can look super simple but many times we are hardly able to find all the differences. How does it get so tricky?
The puzzle works behind the psychology that the brain often filters out small details in order to remain focused on the bigger tasks at hand. The puzzles challenge our ability to concentrate, think, and to notice detail.