Oh, a Rorschach test? :-)) Spontaneously, when I looked at the picture the first time, I saw a swimming raising his arm, in triumph or distress, I wasn't sure. Today it looks more like my little dachshund next to a tree trunk. I definitely have looked at it too long. ;-) It's a beautiful picture, any way you look at it: I love the play of light and shade and the mental image it forces on me, the vicinity of the sea which I love. Merisi (who for some reason cannot sign under her blog)
Merisi, I see how you saw the object, I've got it after few seconds. The commenting has gone funny for last few days. We send to beta include this blog. That could be it, but I've heard other blogger talking same issue. I posted your comment above by cutting/pasting form your email (Thank you for taking time to write comment in that way).
Rabbit Island, Tasman, New Zealand
Is it the Loch Ness Monster rising out of the sea? HeeHee
ReplyDeleteCheers, Photowannabe.
ReplyDeleteIt can be Loch Ness Monster.
Oh, a Rorschach test? :-))
ReplyDeleteSpontaneously, when I looked at the picture the first time, I saw a swimming raising his arm, in triumph or distress, I wasn't sure.
Today it looks more like my little dachshund next to a tree trunk.
I definitely have looked at it too long. ;-)
It's a beautiful picture, any way you look at it: I love the play of light and shade and the mental image it forces on me, the vicinity of the sea which I love.
Merisi
(who for some reason cannot sign under her blog)
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Best wishes from Vienna,
Merisi,
ReplyDeleteI see how you saw the object, I've got it after few seconds.
The commenting has gone funny for last few days. We send to beta include this blog. That could be it, but I've heard other blogger talking same issue. I posted your comment above by cutting/pasting form your email (Thank you for taking time to write comment in that way).
At my fantasy mercy, I see it as a dog taking a rest in the warm sand as evening falls...
ReplyDeleteGood one Ben!
Thanks, Lachezar.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Ben!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting, how the image changes in one's perception.
Greetings from Vienna,
Merisi
Hi to Meg! :-)
It worked! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Merisi,
ReplyDeleteGood to know it worked!