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| Posted: Nov 13th, 2010 07:23 PM |
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This still frame was taken from a water session I conducted back in May of this year. As I recall, this was only my second attempt at this method. I believe there are several "odd features" contained within this image; however, at this time I will point out what I regard as the picture's most notable feature. Just above my fingertip, I am confident that you will see what appears to be a single eye. This eye appears to me to be of the feline variety: note the vertical shape of the pupil, so similar to what one would see when looking at the eyes of a cat. Please let me know what you think. As I mentioned, I believe there are numerous features to be found in this picture; some of these features can be discerned only after the entire picture has been rotated. Also, I should mention that I previously posted this picture on the atransc site, so some of you may already be familiar with this. If so, please go ahead and take another look and let me know what you see. Thanks, --Ty Attached Image (viewed 349 times):
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