I didn't see what might be until I flipped the frame and started to join the mirrored half to the source image. As the rows of white pixels dissapeared with each click of the left arrow key, I got excited over what appeared. I'm guessing that our minds (mine anyway) look for symmetry while trying to make sense of a scene. I thought it looked cool and wanted to share it with y'all. Comments ofcourse, are welcomed. Oh, I see a T-Rex skull.

Posted by Greg Collins on Sun, 08/23/09 17:58
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Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 08/23/09 19:25 The sense of the "slot monster" comes through, for me, more strongly in the thumbnail... there seems to be more of a contrast between the darker element at the heart of the picture and the surrounding lightness. Nevertheless a striking image at full size... a stylized version of a totem done in rock is how I see your composition with various figures seen along the darkened central column (a snake... a bull... among others). This picture would look great enlarged and framed. Comments by S Roter on Sun, 08/23/09 19:38 Nicely composed, I see the rex as well. Comments by s on Sun, 08/23/09 19:50 holy crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Comments by Alan Miller on Sun, 08/23/09 20:31 this could be the best ever Comments by John Leigh on Sun, 08/23/09 22:02 Wow! Really neat. I particularly like the evil "smile". Comments by Jeff Dye on Sun, 08/23/09 23:14 That's a huge wow. Needs to be entered in the next Nature's Best contest coming up. I think they have a digi manipulation category or something like that. Guess I won't be posting any of mine for awhile :-) Comments by Bryan Palmer on Mon, 08/24/09 09:20 That's pretty neat:) Comments by Sal Santostefano on Mon, 08/24/09 11:09 Wow! This is truly amazing! Very creative indeed! This may sound silly but this actually reminds me of the monster inside the refrigerator (from the movie Ghotsbusters). See below :o) Comments by Linda Frey on Mon, 08/24/09 15:48 The sharpness and depth of field of the original photo is the reason for the success of the manipulated final image, I think. Well done. Comments by BoraBoraJen on Tue, 08/25/09 01:28 To me it looks like a human pelvis. It's a really great shot! Comments by Kara Williams on Tue, 08/25/09 23:45 It's a birds eye view of a transformer with huge muscular shoulders. When I keep looking at it, it morphs into different things. Cool!