Faces in things (pareidolia)

[flamingfish]

Humans have a tendency to find faces in things that don't actually have faces. (As I learned from a post in this month's monthly challenge, this is called pareidolia.) I think we need an image thread for that. I'll start.

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architectural detail by emckphoto, on Flickr

 

[0000]

If you gaze too long into the junk drawer...

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[PakkyT]

[Image removed due to pending VerticalScope switchover. I do not agree with expanded licensing grab in their Terms of Service.]

 

[BosseBe]

Before my µ43 days, the inside of a Redwood tree.

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I see someone sitting in there, do you?

 

[Robstar1963]

Nice idea for a thread

 

[Hendrik]

Fangorn, perhaps?

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Gingko at SF Botanical Garden

 

[StephenB]

Fangorn, perhaps?
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Gingko at SF Botanical Garden

I can see a giraffe, two tiny puppies with their eyes closed, a sheep's head and many more - I may have to book an appointment with a psychiatrist

 

[Hendrik]

Please remind the shrink to submit payment for my finder's fee!

 

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[kevinparis]

My car for the last 19 years has a wry grin at the front and a shocked expression at the back

Not actually taken with micro 43...was trying out a friends Leica CL... with a very nice Leica M lens

cheers

K

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[StephenB]

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Is that a squirrel swimming front crawl towards a skull?

 

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Is that a squirrel swimming front crawl towards a skull?

That's a much cheerier vision than the Lovecraftian story we concocted about the Unwholesome Ancient Things revealed when the river is low...

 

[Apollo T.]

Fangorn, perhaps?
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Gingko at SF Botanical Garden

Please refrain from posting these ‘dirty’ photos...this is a family friendly site.

 

[Olympist]

Sad face in charoite mineral. Macro ca. 3x4 mm.

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[4Paul]

The cluster of suckers on the foreleg of a male Dytiscus marginalis under polarized microscope illumination and normal transillumination.

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[betamax]

Face in top rhs. On the road to Arequipa a few years ago.

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[Andrewmap]

Taken in 2013, this is close to where we live in Derby. About a year or so back, someone actually gave him some ears by screwing plastic sheet on, but thankfully they have now been removed.

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[Neil_jo]

They cut down five to six hundred trees in a woods where we walk due to the Emerald ash borer beetle and found these cut logs.

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Cheers
Neil

 

[palombasso]

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