Ganesha in the Canyon

[Rajan Parrikar]

Seljahjallagil, Iceland.

[Chairman Bill]

Isn't pareidolia a wonderful thing?

Well seen, even if the colour is wrong 

[Jeremy Roussak]

You have a fertile imagination, Sir! (I think that's what Bill said, too.)

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I saw Ganesha right away. But I had to let Wikipedia tell me about "pareidolia."

Perhaps this image helps to explain why a photographer originally from India spends so much of his life in Iceland.   

[thierrylegros396]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia#/media/File:Roca_del_elefante,_Heimaey,_Islas_Vestman,_Su%C3%B0urland,_Islandia,_2014-08-17,_DD_036.JPG

Thierry

[B-Ark]

I wish I had pareidolia.
But I only have nephelococcygia.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Thank you, gentlemen.

Bill - what a great word! Thank you for feeding my logolepsy.

Eric - perspicacious you are, as always.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia#/media/File:Roca_del_elefante,_Heimaey,_Islas_Vestman,_Su%C3%B0urland,_Islandia,_2014-08-17,_DD_036.JPG

Thierry

The example from New Hampshire, the "Old Man of the Mountain" is shown only on a postage stamp, not an actual current photo. Why? Because the "Old Man" fell off the mountain and died several years ago. Apparently he couldn't "Live Free."   

[ddolde]

Imagination? Hell I think you're off your rocker.