

This was taken on my “Neolithic walk” in the forest last week, when the sun came out. I’m back indoors today, no inclination to head out into the murky greyness. I think I’ll light a fire instead, and work on my newsletter for gardeners in Belgium…
This was taken on my “Neolithic walk” in the forest last week, when the sun came out. I’m back indoors today, no inclination to head out into the murky greyness. I think I’ll light a fire instead, and work on my newsletter for gardeners in Belgium…
Nice swirls. I saw a torso right away in the second. Then I saw the hippo after reading your caption. It’s a very interesting grain with lots of abstract possibilities.
Ah yes, I see the torso too now! It’s interesting to find out what others see in things. Unusual to find this kind of grain in our mainly (smooth) beech forest.
Pareidolia in action. 🙂
I love that first macro shot, and I see the hippo in the second shot too! Great work and eye, Sel!
Thanks Donna, glad I’m not the only one seeing hippos! 😉
Your imagination is right, I can also get it out of it. Enjoy the warmth of the fire and good luck with your newsletter.
Thanks Rudi! Glad you could see it too! I actually have a camera-related question for you, I’ll send you a message via your contact form if that’s ok, just wanted to know your opinion on something…
It’s beautiful. The detailed photo in particular looks like embroidery. Grey days are too depressing. Hope your newsletter went well!
Thanks Frogend dweller, I can only agree with you re grey days…we’re looking at a final push of cold/rain/grey then I think we’re due some sunshine. Newsletter work in progress, a nice distraction from my day job! 😉
Beautiful. I’d love them in my stumpery.
Thanks Chloris. I’ve heard you mention the stumpery before, I guess it’s an attraction of collective tree stumps?