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Do You See What I See?





Sometimes I like to shoot abstract images. Admittedly this is a photo of a freshly painted wall reflecting a large window and colored lights. But to me it seems to form a pattern. I’m wondering if anyone else sees the same image within the image.

No, this isn’t a put-on. I will share my take on this shot later to find out if anyone agrees with me.

Comments

Doug said…
Cylon (the non-human-looking kind) from the new Battlestar Galactica. Or were we going less geeky with this?
3:15 AM
Ray Palm (Ray X) said…
Doug:

That depends. Do you consider Jesus less geeky? [G]

(Hey, it sures beats his image on a taco or whatever.)

Best,

Ray
1:21 PM
Mac said…
Hmmm... I see vague, dappled light on some sort of surface!

(Am I close?)
4:37 PM
Ray Palm (Ray X) said…
Ray said...

Mac:

Not even. Hey, are you being sarcastic [S] or straightforward [S] with me?

Doug is on the same mind track as I am, more or less. I haven't seen the new Battlestar Galactica (there's only rabbit ears hooked up to my TV).

Of course I just added another entry (I do enjoy puns) above this post in the category of images within images.

Best,

Ray
4:55 AM
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