
What do you see?
What do you see?
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Shelley M. White -Author: Cannabis for Lyme disease // Clinical Herbalist: Lyme disease and co-infections // Yoga Instructor // Nutritionist
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Creepy and cool!
🙂 Thanks, Audrey. Fits the season. 😉
Christ on the cross! Or that’s just what my eyes see 😊
Cool! ❤
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Awesome! I see very heavy eyebrows and squinting eyes and a small nose.
Fun! In front, I saw a disapproving face looking askance, and another in profile on the right. 🙂
Oh! Now I see the one on the right! Amazing!
Cat in a hat ! 🤣🤣
Ha, love it!
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I guess to animal.. But which ?
A frowning face.
Thank you so much . I am happy.
That’s what I first saw, fun to see what others are seeing, too! 🙂
Thanks
🙂 The imagination wanders…
Thanks. I see in 🦉.& I guess.
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Hi Eliza.
I see an owl. Sort of. A rather deformed one!!
MJ
Works for me! Thanks, MJ!
A cross with arms reaching up ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
Well seen, Mark– thanks for joining in!
Eyes sunk under a rather prominent eyebrow. And it looks like a turtle (or a beetle?) in the lower right.
Aw, I see the ‘beetle’ now, too. 🙂
A wide mouth with a mustache.
Oh, fun, I see it. Thanks!
An old man with great eyebrows and a beard. 🙂 Fun.
Yes! Thanks, Judy. 🙂
An old man’s face or me looking in a mirror!!😊
Ha! Yes, the mirror distorts these days, doesn’t it? 😀
I love this, Eliza! And I had to look up pareidolia – so bonus round.
My first thought was an old man with frowning bushy eyebrows
Thanks, Dale! Yes, that was my first impression… then I saw another face in profile on the right. Fun subject!
Oh yes, now that you mention it. And Dee Min made me see the Christ on the cross, too…
Very fun project!
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A tree that was killed by a fence. Nice find, Eliza!
Thank you, John. One sees a lot of that in New England on lands that once had prosperous farms, now let go wild.
A wise old sage deep in thought… (Or me when I’m exhausted by excessive studying!) 😉
Ha, yes! Thanks, Isha. ❤
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A woman sculpted in the style of John William Waterhouse, with those trademarked long, flowing robes.
Wonderful connection, Linda, I love it!
So lovely Eliza, the longer I look at the wood the more I see: a bird, a meditating woman (top centre) and a profile (Easter Island-style) on the right 💛
Yes, love these impressions, Xenia! You’re the first to see the profile on the right. 🙂
Reminds me of a ghost…….with its arms bent and hands covering its mouth!
Neat! and very seasonal, too. 🙂
a gremlin a sour face in a woody place.
Yes! 🙂
all bark no bite no doubt.
Ha, yes indeed. 😀
or crowded house s lovely wood face big brother tim joined in with some fun!
I see an old man in profile.
Yes, isn’t it fun how the eye is led? Thanks, Belinda!
So right for the season at hand, Eliza! My first thought was that it looks like somebody frowning in disapproval. Then I thought it looked like a wise old owl.
Neat! I love reading what folks see… some are surprising, then I can see their interpretation, too! Thanks for joining in, Debbie!
You’ve just expanded my vocabulary, Eliza. Thanks! I admit that I often see faces in stone and clouds.
I was a cloud watcher from an early age. My sister and I used to imagine dot-to-dot images on starry nights, too. 🙂
As a fan of tree faces, I immediately saw a face. One that was similar to what Alice above described. A cool photo, Eliza!
Thank you, Carrie. Always fun when you come across one of these!
I think my nightly outings with Harper have me seeing a fox in the woods everywhere!🐾😁
Ooh, that I can see… the long nose and all. 🙂
A smile. 😀
🙂 Yes!
When I turn it upside down, I see a bit of a bird with its head cocked to the side, wearing a very lousy toupee and very stoic lips.
Ha, now that is creative, Gary… never thought of turning it a different way, clever you! 🙂
Ballerina with long legs and a short trunk.
Love it! 🙂
A sleeping Ent from “Lord of the Rings.”
Oh, good one, Barbara! Perfectly disguised as a fence post, hehe!
I see a cross–which feels like a sign of balance and hope. So many different perceptions here!
Yes! I love reading the different things folks see in this photo. So interesting! Thanks for stopping by, Kathy!
Did anyone say The Grinch? I see his big ole eyebrows and that long grimacing face!
The Grinch is a great one, Donna! I definitely see the disapproving face. 🙂
Definitely an emu.
Love it, thanks for joining in, Jet!
An alligator with one eye closed and the other peeping just above the barbed wire and I see the hint of a fox face towards the top.
Thanks, Susan… it is so interesting learning what others are seeing and finding what I didn’t see before!
Wow – I see an owl too
Neat, thanks, Karina!
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I see an owl frowning as it ponders philosophical riddles about a mouse’s perspective on life.
🙂 Yes! Good one. x
What a great find. I see two faces on one trunk. Love it! 😊
Thanks, Irene. It kind of fit the holiday theme. 🙂
Oh … I didn’t know there was a word for that! Like others I see an owl. The downward texture of the wood resembles an owl’s feathers … if you use your imagination of course!
Yes, it was a fun exercise to see what others saw. Imagination required! 😀
Even though it is old and expired, I see growth – a cool shot along with the question 🙂
Thank you, Randall. It was an interesting thing to come upon.