This is one of those photos one usually deletes, it does not show the image i was trying to capture of large, seriously large, icicles on the side of a road-cut. That happens when one presses the shutter button on an cheap,old, digital camera while riding in a car that is traveling at 55mph, in a rainstorm and AFTER seeing the giant icicles.
But...big but....when i was previewing the images i got, deciding which ones stay and which ones go, a voice over my shoulder remarked, "how many faces are in the picture?" "Faces? what?" So, i looked and it didn't take much to find a large Aztec warrior, in the center of the photo. after that i needed a guide, and my guide found 3 more. Poor me i found no more.
Pareidolia is a phenomenon wherein people perceive likenesses on random images—such as faces, animals, or objects on clouds and rock formations.
Try as i might, I have never been very good at seeing those faces or spotting those shapes everyone else sees. Pareidolia is believed to be a survival skill our early ancestors developed.
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