Face in Cotahuasi
In the post about pareidolia certain photographs seemed to don’t have an obvious pattern, and they didn’t in fact. I was tempted to put line guides but I wanted to know what other people saw. As it ended I think I’m going to add an image to explain what I see. Today is about faces, first the image complete and after it its visual explanation.
Profile view of face in the morning, mouth to the left and eyes to the wright
The Mars sphinx, published in the previous post about pareidolia:
Brother of the Mars Sphinx
I see an old face, jaw to the right and eyes to the left, with a crown I highlighted in yellow
The mystery of the sleeping man published in the previous post of pareidolia:
It was harder to spot. Ideally you needed to click to see at full screen
This is closer, hand in his waist to the left and face with beard and crown to the right. his face and body is towards the lens so it’s a portrait of him sleeping.
Head of an ancient watcher
This could go to the History Channel :v
It’s in Sillustani, an old cemetery, it could be sculpted, but it could be natural too, I haven’t seen something similar in the remains of our ancestors so it could be natural.
And last, a serious face with mustache
I see from a worm point of view an old face with angry eyes and a mustache. Can you spot him?
The serious face, a mix a bit of human with a feline I think. It’s a three quarter view from a low point of view
I think it was in Ripley’s believe it or not! TV show that I saw a lady or gentleman that spend hours in a fabric of fried chips, trying to spot faces of famous people. In Peru also there was a man that used to go to a waterfall to hear around hours the sound of the drops against the rocks, he said because there was a message from aliens to him.
I’m not interested in discover faces in random images, I just see it in the moment and if I have a camera I portrait it as something funny, hope you can have a bit of fun ;-)
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I think you have a gift Francis when it comes to pareidolia :)
Thank you, Sylvie. It’s more just free time to see :D
j’adore!!!!! bravo, francis……..and see: https://observerlavie.wordpress.com/2015/04/01/il-y-a-observer-et-observer/ ;-)
Merci beaucoup malyloup. We see the world with similar eyes :D!
oh yess and I have more photos……for another day ^_^
I will be glad to see them *_* I love the smile in the beach.
Love this – and as usual, your artwork is stunning :))
Not always a garderner get compliments from a rose, thank you =) Your art leave me breathless.
Oh ben non, c’est plus drôle ! Oh no, it’s not funny anymore ! Many thanks, still, Francis !
I know, I know XP, if you have to tell the pun then it’s not a joke anymore… but I hope you had fun in the previous post. Mille merci mon ami :-)
Yes! I see the man sleeping now – That’s so cool!
Muchas gracias por mostrarme. Abrazos :)
No es nada, gracias por tu visita querida Melissa ;-) Un fuerte abrazo.
Con gusto! ;-)
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I think you are so clever .. Great post 😃
Thank you, Julie, I’m glad you enjoyed it ^^/
Very cool, I love the sleeping man and can see him now!
Yes! he looks like a kind of god, perhaps I’m remembering a giant statue of a sleeping Buddha.
I know an artist who stumbles across these faces on a regular basic. I am like you – not looking for them. Sometimes I see one only when uploading pictures at home :)
Yes… artists sometimes are in search of something specific across their work. Sometimes happens to me too, to discover something when I’m seeing in the screen :-)
It’s WONDERFUL.
And wonderful also to be able to see EXACTLY what you saw… Those faces are beautiful ones… lots of peace and wisdom is reflected in them.
Usually these faces, due the textures, resemble faces with the marks of the years, I guess we think in people we knew when children. Thank you cher Caroline.
My heart and eyes tell me that you had some strong and wise people around you when you were a child… ^_^
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Thanks for the link malyloup, I am glad you remember it. ^-^