For the record, NONE of these photos are of any kind of animal. They are all a result of lights and shadows combined with the right blend of brush, trees and stumps. I'm posting these just to show how deceptive photos can be as I'm sure you all know. If any of you have a blobsquatch you'd like to add, please do.

It been almost a year since I went from a certified skeptic to an Xskeptic. Since then I have been out searching, however, because of my age and that I search alone I'm not willing to go into some hazardous locations for obvious reasons. Also, the area is just to vast to cover by a lone person. So I have settled on hiking in and finding ridges that offer views that I can photograph and then later search every leaf, shadow and crevice when I get home via Photoshop. The downside to this is as these photos will show, it can be very deceiving and sometimes it means another trip out to get another shot (hint: always take more than one photo a few minutes apart of the same area) to verify that you are seeing what you think is in the photo. All of these photos were verified by other photos and found to be just illusions


Hopefully someday I get a photo of the big dude as clear as my photo of these Morning Doves.


Cheers

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The fifth one down from the top is awesome. Looks like a creepy garden gnome.

It's the Travelocity gnome...I think he's lost.

For being blobs, those are so cool!

Nice catch, I didn't recognize him without the hat.

Here's another blob.

Heres a couple I took myself. Nothing in any of these unless I'm blind, stupid, lucky or any combination of the three lol.


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and if your not careful you may catch another bi-ped

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The real deal here boy...


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Dantallus, how'd you get my picture. I really shouldn't have eaten the whole thing. LOL

Nice thanks for posting.


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Wow! Some of those are pretty creepy!

The first one looks like Patty in Frame 352 behind the bushes.

Yeah, maybe that is why people get the feeling of being watched.




I thought of Patty when I first saw that photo. I was scratching my head on that photo
so the next day I went back to check out that spot and get another photo. Here it is
without the light and shadows.


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