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The image you posted appears to only vaguely resemble a face with little detail. In fact, the image first brings to mind Charlie Chaplin for me, although I would attribute that to the phenomena of pareidolia. Perhaps you could post a cropped, higher resolution image to better show what you are...

My guess would be just a coincidental arrangement of tones. Remember the face on Mars? Looked just like a large rock feature carved into the shape of a face. However, when seen with the sun from a different direction, it was obviously just a random shaped rock.

User defined modes that is. I started out using aperture preferred, as this is what I was used to with film cameras for a very long time. As I got into wildlife, mostly birds, photography, I switched to manual with auto ISO. This worked better for me in most ways, but the biggest problem was...

Well, posting on facebook was your first mistake. DAMHIKT

Saw my first whistling duck today. He/she was very cooperative, but It wasn't the best of perches for a picture. Still, glad to be able to get a decent shot. Got this shot of a couple anhingas.

That's a cool summer day in our neck of the woods.

More of an abstract, but it does have a spider in it.

Set up a perch on a pole to give me a better background for birds around the feeder in the backyard. Having a tough time getting something to attract the birds, without feeding pounds and pounds of expensive seed/suet to the squirrels. Finally managed to get a few birds on the mounted branch...

Another backyard bird .

Fred, I don't think you have to worry about getting bitten by that guy. Squeezed and swallowed, maybe, but not bitten.

I've had a couple days to think about this, and decide how I want to move forward. I have spent a lot of time amongst some of the more dangerous critters in our area for decades. I've been an avid river diver for many years, dealing with gators and moccasins in close quarters. I have been a...

I would imagine she was talking about Nikon factory repair. Here is the link for that. Nikon service

I don't think anyone here would think twice about you using this picture in a wildlife challenge. I know I didn't.

Sounds familiar.

Before I went to progressives, I had a pair of glasses I only used at the range. They were just enough power to see the front sight comfortably, which gave me the best sight picture. I kept them in my range bag, so they were always handy when needed. It would be easy enough to do the same with a...

If it was a snake, and neither I or the doctor had any other reasonable explanation, I believe it would have to be a very small one. I'm pretty sure if it had been an adult, I would have seen and felt it, and there would have been obvious fang marks. I have read that the small ones can be more...