What do you see in the fork of this tree? For me it could be the face of an old man or the head of a lion, but I am sure there are many more interpretations. Comment below to tell me what you see!
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The Rorschach Tree
What do you see in the fork of this tree? For me it could be the face of an old man or the head of a lion, but I am sure there are many more interpretations. Comment below to tell me what you see!
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Fifteen Acres 
It looks to me like the Lion from the “Wizard of Oz” movie, he has a lovely black nose.
Ah yes, now that you point it out. Thanks! Lisa
Several weeks ago my husband and I each took photos of a tree trunk with a most mysterious character….we could see a face in it. One day soon I’ll post it! Most interesting topic. 🙂
The old man I can see in this tree is facing the opposite way to the lion. He’s looking up into the branches, and has long hair and a beard. Yes, if you decide to post your photos, Z’d like to see them. thanks, Lisa
Will post a comment here to tell you, Lisa. 🙂
Amazing, the more you look, the more images pop out! I see a finely structured rat prolile on the left, a miniature portrait of Elvis, a poodle up in the top part of the fork, and a very tired old lion…. What a wonderful characterful tree!
Yes,I can see the rat and the lion, but Elvis and the Poodle escape me. I’ll keep trying. One day they may pop out at me. 🙂 Lisa
Nice to let the imagination play… I enjoyed your post 🙂
Btw, is it a species of the bluegum family?
I took this photograph on a day when I was trying out a new setting on the camera. My focus was on how the camera worked, so the unfortunate thing is that I would need to walk around and work out which tree it actually was. In our area we have a number of common trees, but the bluegum isn’t one of them. Identifying trees is something I have had a go at, but I still don’t know enough to succeed. I can tell you it is a rough barked variety, but I will need to go back to my guides to provide a short list of possibilities. Check back in a day or two. Lisa
No problem…. it’s full of texture, whatever it is!
Hi, Lisa, I just posted the photo of the face in the tree. Here’s the link http://margaretlynettesharp.wordpress.com/ Interested to hear your comments. 🙂