Tuesday, February 21, 2017

What is it? #55- can't see the wood for the trees

For the cloud-hating mortals amongst you, be not a-feared, we have ANOTHER edition of 'What is it?' without clouds!  Hurrah!



Here's a recent tree picture from my time in North Yorkshire.  The photo was taken on a walk from Maybeck to the Falling Foss waterfalls.
But....it doesn't just look like a tree to me...I see something beyond the bark!
Take the time to ponder,scrutinize and ruminate over the image you see before you. What do you see instead of a tree bark??
Share your thoughts in the friendly comments box below where nice cups of virtual tea and squidgy sofas are available for free!

What about last time's image?  Another NON-cloud image- don't say I don't spoil you occasionally!

Well, I see several things here.  If I look at it straight on, they look like scroll-less violins piled on top of each other.  If I turn my head to one side, they look like masks for some sort of masked ball!

What did my illustrious commenters and friendly imaginatives see?
8 comments:
  1. I see fish in the retro curtains, 2 fish in the wardrobe door and the fish on the left has a face in it, I also see a large butterfly, and a tall Egyptian cat. Beautiful marking in that wood.
    Hugs, Julia
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  2. I see fancy eye masks, all lined up.
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  3. Violins (without the neck)
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  4. Oh shoot, my browser isn't loading the curtains photos. :( But I was getting fish and a kitty in the others!
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  5. To me they look like rows of dressmaker's dummies with hourglass figures ... xxx
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  6. Mmm... this time I am not so imaginative... I see a lovely pair of curtains that could well belong to a palace, no joke! You see, not so ready to see great things today, this is the post-b-day blues :) Hope you have a great day! Hugs!
    DenisesPlanet.com
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  7. this is a nice change from cloud guessing...I do love clouds but this is fun too. This one reminds me of an owl.
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  8. Definitely fish and a cat! If that glorious wardrobe lived in my house I would probably spend a lot of time staring at it anyway because it's so beautiful and would probably find something super hidden.
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Ooh, so Bev and Fiona were clearly on my wavelength and whilst some of the others focused on the previous week's images, it was lovely to have their contributions! I like  the idea of owls, dress-makers dummies and fish too!!!

Please do share your thoughts on the bark!

xxx

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12 comments:

  1. Julia7:55 pm

    That tree has eyes and is seriously watching the neighbourhood. I'm naming that tree Gregory.
    Hugs, Julia

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  2. Ivana Split10:11 pm

    You know the first few second I didn't see anything and I was already starting to get worried because this is something that usually comes naturally to me...and then I suddenly saw it- it is a dragon. Chinese kind of dragon, with a beautiful head and a long lizard body. I can see it so clearly now. Isn't that funny?

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  4. Linda P9:25 am

    This is fun! I see a bird's eyes and beak or maybe a human face in the tree bark?! I hope you're having a good week Kezzie. Blessings.

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  5. Anca10:12 am

    The tree is obvious an owl too. :)) Love this series, it's so much fun.

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  6. Unknown1:08 pm

    I like the clouds and anything you show for us to guess! After you said now that you saw violins on the curtains, I agreed - I wasn't full of imagination on the day you showed it :) This time I see a rose and leaves, it's such a wonderful picture and tree, I never saw something like that! Hope you have a very nice day, dear Kezzie!
    DenisesPlanet.com

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  7. Fil2:15 pm

    There's definitely an owl in that tree and he's looking a bit incredulous (really!) and a bit fed up.
    The curtains remind me of a bunch of the dancers, lined up in Busby Berkley style, but out of Disney's Fantasia, were they candlesticks? On the left panel they've got their right shoulder up (the left one as we look at it) and in the middle it's the other shoulder and the right panel they're back to the first shoulder - they're obviously shimmying to some fantastic dance tune lol

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  8. Shybiker2:22 pm

    Cool. I'm fascinated by tree bark and see images in it all the time.

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  9. Confuzzled Bev3:19 pm

    I see a rather stern looking owl.

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  10. Lisa4:39 pm

    Loch ness monster starting with it's head and neck on the left and then curving round to it;s hump back on the right.
    Lisa x

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  11. Corinne7:22 pm

    I see an owl :)

    Corinne x

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  12. Polyester Princess7:25 pm

    I see an owl too, Kezzie. xxx

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