lets see your anthropomorphic landscapes

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post max 2 pics of animals, rocks, shapes, flora that looks 'human'. special points for looky likey's

The singer song writer Sia
The singer song writer Sia

fighting trees
fighting trees

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Fatman. Maybe not exactly human.
 

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Edmund C. Jaeger Nature Preserve, Eastern Mojave Desert, California

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Another time, early morning light
Another time, early morning light



- Richard

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Face Rock, Oregon

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Oh boy, one more. The Sia shot is funny. I know who Sia is but I never would have figured it out.





Sleeping with the lizard.
 

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Edmund C. Jaeger Nature Preserve, Eastern Mojave Desert, California

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Another time, early morning light
Another time, early morning light

- Richard
A Photo I've never seen before(and maybe someone I don't want to sneak up on on a half moon night).
 
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I see him and maybe a couple of other faces. Not everyone gets everyone else's photos. Maybe this is a replication of an ice field in Antarctica. I posted two shots on this thread. I wonder how they are interpreted. I like anthropomorphic things. Mercy, that's a long word. I have 3 pics of clouds that tell a anthropomorfic(we've got to start somewhere)story.
 
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Aloha,

Val
 
Hi Richard, really nice photo. Did you call it "Eternal Guardian" or is that what it is known as?
 
Hi Richard, really nice photo. Did you call it "Eternal Guardian" or is that what it is known as?
The desert naturalist. Edmund C. Jaeger, named it when he observed the structure on a field trip to this area. It is not an official name, just a name recognized by the many people who have participated in desert outings to areas where Jaeger went on field trips.

He discovered the hibernating poorwill there, and for that, a university purchased the land and turned it into a nature sanctuary. The discovery was written up in the February 1953 issue of National Geographic.



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- Richard

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