Very cool! You have a good eye. That really does look like the sasquatch. I wonder if the sasquatch has met the Iceman of Newtown? :) I found out that the Iceman is the spitting image of Giovanni Fattori.
OOoooh, Sissy! THAT is just too cool! I LOOOOVE it! This fills my eyes, and makes me laugh.
I'm with Abe. I believe in 'em. I think the real Sasquatch may be some kind of Ape or tribe of wild men no one has caught with a phone camera yet. (grin)
Hi, Clytie, you asked about the snow in the background of my forsythia photos - yes, it is - I find the colours are more true with the natural light. And yes, that cattail does look like the infamous Sasquatch photo!
PS - you also asked about the ripples in the reflections. That all depends on the way the surface of the water is moving. If the water is still, then the reflection is like a mirror. The reflection breaks up as the water moves more quickly.
If I could live anywhere in the world, it would be near the ocean. Unfortunately dreams don't always translate into reality. At least I now live near the woods of my childhood, where I can take long peaceful walks and remember the fun we had growing up.
I believe in them or wild people who were never civilized and are pretty much like the originals.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! You have a good eye. That really does look like the sasquatch. I wonder if the sasquatch has met the Iceman of Newtown? :) I found out that the Iceman is the spitting image of Giovanni Fattori.
ReplyDeleteClick here to see the Iceman
Click here to see Giovanni Fattori
OOoooh, Sissy! THAT is just too cool! I LOOOOVE it! This fills my eyes, and makes me laugh.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Abe. I believe in 'em. I think the real Sasquatch may be some kind of Ape or tribe of wild men no one has caught with a phone camera yet. (grin)
Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThat is scary!
ReplyDeleteHi, Clytie, you asked about the snow in the background of my forsythia photos - yes, it is - I find the colours are more true with the natural light.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, that cattail does look like the infamous Sasquatch photo!
PS - you also asked about the ripples in the reflections. That all depends on the way the surface of the water is moving. If the water is still, then the reflection is like a mirror. The reflection breaks up as the water moves more quickly.
ReplyDeleteYou have an amazing eye! But we knew that. I can hardly imagine finding this one, though!
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