1. Witch screeching
2. Giant bird going in for a bite
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I may feel or look like this, but without the beer.
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9 comments:
Sorry I didn't get by in time. The spider is okay, so is the bird, but the witch is perfect.
CrosbyK:
No need to be sorry... you could still have added your take on the pics.
Well, we sorta kinda almost perhaps came close on the first pic.
:)
Dave:
Ah...y... no.
And dammit all, it was supposed to be my version of the ink blot test, but nobody did it except you.
Perhaps I was the only unsuspecting guinea pig. Rorschach tests are fun, until they start talking medication and how much in-patient care the insurance company will pay for.
So how'd I fare?
Dave:
I wouldn't say you were an "unsuspecting guinea pig" so much as a willing participant. And... no, my version of the test isn't to psycho-analyze.
... further to my previous comment, I wish to add that it is interesting, to say the least, to find out what others' responses are to certain visual stimuli.
Perhaps had the stimuli been more... ambiguous? The first pic seemed obvious; but I can see the leafed shadow of a bird (loon?) diving for a catch.
With ambiguity comes participation.
Dave:
Ambiguity already abounds. I was hoping for some peeps to just write the first thing that came to mind when they looked at the photos. What is obvious to one may not be obvious to another.
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