What can you make of this?

[easternlight]

Sometimes in nature you can find forms, maybe not so intended, but with some imagination, speaking its own language. What can you make of this?

[gregj1763]

Hi Koos,
The more I look I see the face of a seal.
But it's been really hot here today and I have had a beer or two
Cheers, Greg

[FrankMi]

A happy wood troll?

[easternlight]

I see a lionshead, grinning, in the tree.

[Mike Buckley]

mouth and nostrils of a horse

[jdathebowler]

To me it looks like Homer Simpson.I suppose it depends on ones imagination.

[conkerwood]

Way back in my youth John Lennon wrote a book of nonsense verse call John Lennon in His Own Write. My favourite of this is a now not very politically correct, but quite pointed verse about Eric Hearble.

'One fat morning Eric Hearble wake up with an abnorman fat growth a bombly on his head. 'Oh crumb,' said Eric Hearble, who was a very very, surprised. Anyway he carried on as Norman for why should he worried? All of suddy he heard a small little voice calling him by name, 'Eric ... Eric Hearble' it seemed to say though I couldn't say for sure.

I won't finish the verse because as I said its non PC these days and there is always the risk I will offend someone which I would never want to do.



But for me the in focus area at the bottom is clearly Eric and the slightly blurred area above is the growth.

Ah happy days. Now for another glass of wine.

Peter

[easternlight]

I googled the text and I know what you mean.

[JPS]

Now you come to mention it: I can see Homer Simpson.
Well spotted Koos.

[Ken Curtis]

Hunchback of Notre-Dame in his green robe.

[NorthernFocus]

Aaalieeeeeeeen!!!

[DavidM]

The Incredible Hulk.

[jeeperman]

I see a eyes looking through a female tribal mask. I also see a portion of a body.... neck at the top, chest to the left and shoulder and arm through the center.

[nimitzbenedicto]

jellyfish

[Tony M]

My wife sees and owl, but I can't. In fact, I see a tree