Seeing Things: Imagination

17 thoughts on “Seeing Things: Imagination”

1. Now I’m seeing all sorts of things… I don’t know if its the man though.

   The yellow building the background reminds me of the tin man from the wizard of oz.

   The tower int he foreground has a screaming mouth at the top.

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   1. Wow…I see all kinds of things now too! cool! I love these kinds of things…I can always see faces of people and animals in everything, rocks, pictures, clouds…vivid imagination. I guess that’s a human trait.

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      1. Right? Its not just clouds that resolve into recognizable shapes. The marbleized tiles in the bathroom at my work always resolve into recognizable things when I’m sitting there. I make a game out of it now.

         hummm…. was that oversharing. Sorry. ;-D

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      2. not at all…I once counted more than 22 faces in the stone fireplace front in her living room…kinda spooky, so I didn’t mention it. 🙂

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   2. wow! I just visited your site… yes, yes, yes and hell,yes!

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2. Lovely painting ! I see a tower with eyes and a smiling set of teeth. I also see another face with eyes and an open mouth. 🙂

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   1. I’ll have to look for things again, I have studied that painting for hours, trying to get rid of “the man” and try to see things through the mist.

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3. I agree. There are so many things! Fascinating!

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   1. I can find faces in almost anything 🙂

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4. A ‘Man’ for sure! The painter might well have done this deliberately…..Yes! Hugs

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   1. yes, we think he may have done it deliberately…I’ve seen the railing w/trailing plant on the balcony, though, but it’s hard to keep in vision…

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      1. Some renowned artists are known for doing this…not least da Vinci. 😉

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      2. I love this painting, it was a birthday present for Bob. The frame actually cost more than the painting, but that’s the way it goes. 🙂

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      3. In some ways it spoils the painting. Having said that, my daughter still has not seen “the man” and the painting has been around for 35-odd years.

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      4. I suspect it is an art form to disguise the image….the greater the skill, the fewer people are likely to ‘see’ it at first. 😉

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      5. Bob saw it soon after he put it on the wall, but I did not see the man until he mentioned it to me. Even then we always described the man differently…I said he had a stovepipe-floppy hat, Bob said he had a beret. The scarf also differed. 🙂

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   2. I’m interested to see how many others see it, I’ll give a chance for more to see the post. 🙂

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