Have you ever looked around … really “looked” around … and suddenly noticed faces everywhere?
A face in the school hallway by Kevin Hodgson
In the grains of the front door. On the surface of the filing cabinet. The fruit display at your grocery store. The random collection of erasers on your desk. Yes, you might be going crazy. But you might as well document it for the Daily Create. Find a “face in the wild” and take a picture to share.
Go ahead and add some filters if helps the face become more visible.
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• #tdc1528 Hidden Faces All Around (Mar 15, 2016)
Sarah Honeychurch
@creating #tdc4821 #ds106 Hidden Faces All Around This is my drunk fighty octopus 😜
livkern
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Recently I took a trip up to D.C., and got this pic of the Capitol Building! It is kind of hard to see but I thought it resembled a face, with the two tall trees being the eyes, the Capitol being the nose, and the street being the mouth!
Carson Frank
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Used to go to the eye doctor all the time and look at this picture every single time. Always being asked, how many faces do you see?
Cinder
@creating #tdc4821 #ds106 I’ve always thought sockets looked liked funny faces ever since I was a kid
Coni
@NairCinders @creating When I was little, I came up with stories on why the sockets were sad. I remembered wondering why the creators didn't make them smile.
Cinder
@coni @creating Yea I used to think they looked so sad too like they’re always frowning lol
Rusul
@creating #tdc4821 #ds106 every car has a face in my eyes
maddie_m
@creating I'm also in a class called Sensation & Perception and we actually learned about this a couple classes ago! Our brains have a region called the fusiform face area which is "excited" when it sees faces, but also face-like stimuli! When recognizing visual objects, we group things together that are meaningful, like faces! My professor said there are 18 faces or so in this painting she showed us.