Suma urukiya, Francis. I always see faces in clouds and it fascinated me to see a face in the water :-)
Now we had the bad, the next should be the ugly ;-)
Heartly wishes,
Ulli
Suma urukiya, Ulli ^_^ That would be great! I’d love to got to Clint Eastwood the start the series :D
Pareidolia is a very extended phenomenon, not only in reference to our planet but also in Mars as the sphinx proves :-)
Wishing you a great weekend,
Francis.
… and I still like the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone …
You’re right, pareidolia is a very extended phenomenom because of our brain doesn’t accept nothing to see – phenomenal :-)
And seen the the sphinx on Mars is the proof there is life on Mars ;-)
Have a great weekend, too
Ulli
Oh I can see it, unless it’s the lack of sleep that makes me see things ;-)
Oh, I hope lack of sleep due to long parties of Hollywood proportions with booze, meat, and the VIP people of UK and not boring work :S
It seems some of us have a level of pareidolia enough to see faces but others not…
Thank you for coming, missing u, Gin :-) Wish you a nice rest.
I’m afraid it’s the second option :p I miss all my fellow blogger, I hope to be back soon ;-) and have more time ;-)
Doesn’t matter, I’ll wait, and always life is first ;-)
I don’t really see Captain Howdy. I actually see a profile of a grim looking character who has a smoking cigar balanced on the lower lip of his massive, protruding jaw.
Hahahaha! Freud would have something to say about that :)
I hope that your week is going much better than mine.
Besos!
Captain Howdy is the name a demon used at first to get close to the little girl in the movie “The Exorcist” although it’s a famous movie is probably that you haven’t see it, so to say it in short the figure that in an instance looked to me almost funny it has also a kind of evilness trying to flow and using the smile to seduce as Captain Howdy. When Captain Howdy is not needed the true face of the demon appears.
A great case of pareidolia indeed ))))
Qhapaq 
hahaha…. what a delightful photo… presence of mind, Francis.. wonderful…
Thank you, Tejaswi. Glad to see that imagination still has place :-)
Had to look him up on google, but yes he’s in the bottom of your bucket!
With a threatening wink :P Happy that other persons can see what I see *_* Thank you!
très réussi, francis! I see the face! ;-)
Merci beaucoup cher malyloup :))))
Fanciful – great!
Greetings,
Ulli
Thank you, Ulli. I have this fascination with faces :-)
Warm greetings,
Francis.
Suma urukiya, Francis. I always see faces in clouds and it fascinated me to see a face in the water :-)
Now we had the bad, the next should be the ugly ;-)
Heartly wishes,
Ulli
Suma urukiya, Ulli ^_^ That would be great! I’d love to got to Clint Eastwood the start the series :D
Pareidolia is a very extended phenomenon, not only in reference to our planet but also in Mars as the sphinx proves :-)
Wishing you a great weekend,
Francis.
… and I still like the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone …
You’re right, pareidolia is a very extended phenomenom because of our brain doesn’t accept nothing to see – phenomenal :-)
And seen the the sphinx on Mars is the proof there is life on Mars ;-)
Have a great weekend, too
Ulli
Oh I can see it, unless it’s the lack of sleep that makes me see things ;-)
Oh, I hope lack of sleep due to long parties of Hollywood proportions with booze, meat, and the VIP people of UK and not boring work :S
It seems some of us have a level of pareidolia enough to see faces but others not…
Thank you for coming, missing u, Gin :-) Wish you a nice rest.
I’m afraid it’s the second option :p I miss all my fellow blogger, I hope to be back soon ;-) and have more time ;-)
Doesn’t matter, I’ll wait, and always life is first ;-)
I don’t really see Captain Howdy. I actually see a profile of a grim looking character who has a smoking cigar balanced on the lower lip of his massive, protruding jaw.
Hahahaha! Freud would have something to say about that :)
I hope that your week is going much better than mine.
Besos!
Oh, that sounds not so good :S I’m sorry, I have just read your message -_-
A busy week indeed.
Besos :-)
I don’t know Captain Howdy… but I certainly see a whimsical being… smiling mischievously, with his missing teeth and his diamond eye !
Captain Howdy is the name a demon used at first to get close to the little girl in the movie “The Exorcist” although it’s a famous movie is probably that you haven’t see it, so to say it in short the figure that in an instance looked to me almost funny it has also a kind of evilness trying to flow and using the smile to seduce as Captain Howdy. When Captain Howdy is not needed the true face of the demon appears.
A great case of pareidolia indeed ))))