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11 comments:
This reminds me of one of those drawings where an image comes out after you stare at it for a few minutes. As soon as I looked at it I saw a bear's face right near the middle.
Very cool!
Looks like there's a face in the picture. Did you see that before taking the shot?
No, I was just attracted to the pattern.
I saw the face when I was postprocessing. Happy accident. :)
i say it's a zombie...
So completely cool. Love the title. It made the whole thing clear and changed how I saw it.
That time-worn wood grain is amazing, at least once you've noticed it and called our attention to it.
Very interesting! I see a fox. :)
Jayfish, Rob Zombie?
Scrivener, yes that is exactly what I was thinking when I tried to capture its beauty.
I see lots of eyeballs. :-)
Susan
Very cool! And I am with Susan, I see lots of sets of eyes.
barn wood-grain beauty, with hidden secrets revealed later. very cool.
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