Face in the Mist

A few years ago, my adopted Brother Glenn took me to the Redwood Forests--it was a trip I'd dreamed of for years.  Above you see one of the carven faces you can find in the forest there.

When I went through the pictures after I returned home, I found a face in the mist on the right hand side of this picture. Can you see it?  Then, this morning, after all these years, I was looking through these old photos to find something to post and noticed an eery resemblance to the carved face pictured at the top.

But then, if you think about it, the Redwood Forest is after all a place of mystery.

Nose to Nose

A storm rolled through yesterday--I caught this cloud face nose to nose with what looks like a fat little whale.  The little fellow's tail is hidden behind the tippy top of the tree.  I know I have a great imagination, but the face seems pretty clear to me.  I have not touched this photo up in any way, other than adjusting the levels. 

It is so amazing what one can see in the clouds.

Face of a Child

Last summer I caught the perfect profile of a child floating overhead. I continue to be amazed at the intricate detail of the shapes which can be found in the clouds.

Storm Face

Out in the country where the hills rolls softly toward the sea, a thunder cloud rolled through. Unexpectedly I saw the face of the storm. Can you?

Sand Dance

Caught mid-step, sand slowly gurgles down the dunes, awaiting ocean waves to begin again its lanquid dance.

I see a kindly face with a big nose just right of the center of this photo...what do you see?

Face Me

Though I see them quite often, I am still amazed at the faces I find in the clouds. What's really spooky is when the face recognition option in my camera recognizes the same faces I do! How grateful I am for this camera--for the instant capture of amazing things.

Can you see the handsome fellow with the statuesque nose?

Ah, what fun to watch the skies!