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[hh5]

The famous Mars Rat

[wildone]

Grilled Cheesus

 

[Zombie]

The Face On Mars

 

[hh5]

[Slytherin]

 The owls are not what they seem

[hh5]

[wildone]

Okay, here is from the freaky file

 

Here is a picture of my car after they removed me from it in an accident 3 years ago....

 

 

A couple of months ago I was looking at it and I saw this freaky image in it:

 

 

This is just to the right of where the steering column was. Helps to look at it from the right or left, not as clear straight on.

 

Freaky, eh

Edited June 9, 2013 by wildone

[Krista]

ooo Demon face in a wreck.. that's freaky..  

[Cia]

I had to crawl under the railing and hang over the edge a little, holding my arms out and risking dropping my camera  (this was a 3 stage waterfall down the cliff at varied angles) but I couldn't resist the angle this shot gave the composition of the rock.

 

[Zombie]

 

Now we know what he looks like

[hh5]

[Thorn Wilde]

 

I'm not entirely certain I believe this picture...

[Riley Jericho]

You can see where it's been photoshoped

[Zombie]

Badlands Guardian, Medicine Hat Alberta Canada

 

 

[hh5]

life on mars

[rockyroads]

Westminster Bridge, London, England (not St. Peter's Basilica as was stated when it was passed around).

 

Here are links that give a different view.

http://www.italynews.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/westminster-bridge.jpg

http://www.filmapia.com/sites/default/files/filmapia/pub/place/london%20westminster%20bridge.jpg

 

I think it's fascinating what light, shadow and our imaginations make us see. Unfortunately in recent years, it's light, shadow, imagination and photoshop, which makes us doubt what is "naturally" occurring vs computer manipulated.

 

I know this has been around for awhile but I think it's a good example of how architects need to analyze their work in all angles and lighting. I just wish I had noticed it when I was there. I guess my perspective and the lighting must not have been right.

Edited June 25, 2013 by rockyroads

[Zombie]

Westminster Bridge, London, England (not St. Peter's Basilica as was stated when it was passed around).

 

Here are links that give a different view.

http://www.italynews.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/westminster-bridge.jpg

http://www.filmapia.com/sites/default/files/filmapia/pub/place/london%20westminster%20bridge.jpg

 

I think it's fascinating what light, shadow and our imaginations make us see. Unfortunately in recent years, it's light, shadow, imagination and photoshop, which makes us doubt what is "naturally" occurring vs computer manipulated.

 

I know this has been around for awhile but I think it's a good example of how architects need to analyze their work in all angles and lighting. I just wish I had noticed it when I was there. I guess my perspective and the lighting must not have been right.

 

:lmao:

I've run out of Likes

 

Seriously, though, this is an architectural motif called a trefoil - to represent the Trinity - which is commonly incorporated by architects to reference 800 years of use in religious buildings in the UK like this one at Salisbury cathedral

 

 

and I guess the design software they used when this bridge was built around 1860 didn't check for naughty shadow effects 

 

[wildone]

Badlands Guardian, Medicine Hat Alberta Canada

 

 

 

 

Okay, this is freaky. I lived right beside this for 3 years and never heard or saw anything about it

 

And.....speaking of freaky, the car accident with the demon face coming out of it happened probably 50 kms from this site

Edited June 26, 2013 by wildone

[rockyroads]

Seriously, though, this is an architectural motif called a trefoil - to represent the Trinity - which is commonly incorporated by architects to reference 800 years of use in religious buildings in the UK like this one at Salisbury cathedral and I guess the design software they used when this bridge was built around 1860 didn't check for naughty shadow effects 

 

Well that makes sense now.  The trefoil designed by men to represent the Triinity, the resulting "naughty shadow effect," and how men really love to worship their own... ummmm... "trinity."

 

Can you imagine trying to take in all visual possibilities even with today's software.  Overwhelming!

 

 

Okay, this is freaky. I lived right beside this for 3 years and never heard or saw anything about it

 

And.....speaking of freaky, the car accident with the demon face coming out of it happened probably 50 kms from this site

It's enough to give one the shivers.

[Zombie]

Westminster Bridge, London, England (not St. Peter's Basilica as was stated when it was passed around).

Unfortunately in recent years, it's light, shadow, imagination and photoshop, which makes us doubt what is "naturally" occurring vs computer manipulated.

 

Those penii just looked too good (yummy in fact ) so I've done some checking. Sly was right to be suspicious - I'm pretty certain they've been slightly shopped - although there really wasn't any need to as this is apparently how they actually appear

 

 

The two pages of this amusing thread explain all

http://message.snopes.com/showthread.php?t=52983

 

[Slytherin]

I might travel to London on my vacation and if I do I must visit Westminster Bridge

[Thorn Wilde]

I wonder how they managed to pass it off as St. Peter's Basilica when there's clearly a red London double decker in the background....

[hh5]

Yoda is here on earth!!

 

[Ieshwar]

Am I the only one who sees a face in this? 

 

 

It's from a standard shopping website, nothing related with pareidolia. 

Edited July 6, 2013 by Ieshwar

[Slytherin]

Am I the only one who sees a face in this? 

 

 

It's from a standard shopping website, nothing related with pareidolia. 

I see it too

 

  angry popcorn animal