Comments on: Find the hidden creatures http://www.anrbphotography.com/2010/05/14/find-the-hidden-creatures/ A photoblog by Amar Rameshbabu Sat, 23 Apr 2011 00:19:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Linnea http://www.anrbphotography.com/2010/05/14/find-the-hidden-creatures/comment-page-1/#comment-433 Linnea Thu, 15 Jul 2010 19:25:48 +0000 http://www.anrbphotography.com/?p=1586#comment-433 I must say I enjoy watching these pictures and I probably can't even start to imagine how it would be to actually be there, a bit to far for me to travel though I better put it on my to do list for the future. Now I've always liked loking for shapes in the clouds but I can't say that gives me the upper hand in this one, but I think the first picture loks a lot like an old indian chief, you no the hollywood version with feathers all over. And in the last one I do se the eagle, but I did read the 10 tip article, but I do also see a seacond bird, or just the head in the upper left corner, all though it's not such a striking resemblense as the highlighted one. The other two is a lot trickier for me and I won't give it a guesse just yet, mayby some other day when I got other stuff on my mind I'll figure it out. I must say I enjoy watching these pictures and I probably can’t even start to imagine how it would be to actually be there, a bit to far for me to travel though I better put it on my to do list for the future.

Now I’ve always liked loking for shapes in the clouds but I can’t say that gives me the upper hand in this one, but I think the first picture loks a lot like an old indian chief, you no the hollywood version with feathers all over.
And in the last one I do se the eagle, but I did read the 10 tip article, but I do also see a seacond bird, or just the head in the upper left corner, all though it’s not such a striking resemblense as the highlighted one.

The other two is a lot trickier for me and I won’t give it a guesse just yet, mayby some other day when I got other stuff on my mind I’ll figure it out.

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