I don't know why the light is taking that form. I assume the sun is reflecting off of something. But I am fascinated by the seeming shape of a jawline and ear.
June 26, 2017
The mystical morning light.
Just now, in the backyard, as the sun rises:
I don't know why the light is taking that form. I assume the sun is reflecting off of something. But I am fascinated by the seeming shape of a jawline and ear.
I don't know why the light is taking that form. I assume the sun is reflecting off of something. But I am fascinated by the seeming shape of a jawline and ear.
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Looks like Lenin
Looks like Meade.
Looks like a nice day.
Correction. Looks like Laslo.
Tomorrow you get a skull
Wednesday it talks
Are those redbuds?
Light em if you got em..
Ah! Laura Palmer!
Redbuds in a blue county in a red state.
OK til it starts weeping blood.
Ann, sometimes a tortilla is just a tortilla.
I see Jesus. Or maybe Mohammed. Buddha?
No! It's Laslo. Definitely Laslo.
It used to be, around this time of year, the setting sun would come in the patio door to the NW, through the family room, the kitchen, the hall, and the living room, hitting a spot in the SE across the room from my computer, a very unintuitive shot.
Alas trees a block away have now grown enough to block it (or the earth's orbit has changed) and it no longer happens as a sort of stonehenge celebration of the season.
There a waterfall in Yosemite? that's lit up like molten lava against black rock for 15 minutes a year. Saw it on PBS.
Cool - lips, a nose, an ear. It's a face!
Obviously it's Trump with Putin inside his brain.
It's a kitten with a ball of yarn in its paws.
Its obvious from these pictures that some AA fans start their day with a little doobie.
Congratulations.
Happy Bush monster.
C'mon folks! It's obviously Bob Dylan!
looks like a womb to me.
Ah! Laura Palmer!
Or maybe.....Bob?
Very Indiana Jones.
It is the ghost of Ulysses S Grant.
The angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence.
Should be a simple matter of looking behind you and noticing the angle of the sun.
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