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Posted on Saturday, October 26, 2013
Uploaded by golacula1

Image credit: Larry Cawthorn

Uploader comment: Point Reyes National Seashore's rugged coastline on a cold and lonely morning, I was taking photos when I felt I was not alone. This area is known for rouge waves, or sleeper waves that sneak up on people and pull them into the ocean, never to be seen again. Staying back about 60 feet, I did not dare to wander any closer to the rough waves as I snapped away, taking in not only the beauty but also the loneliness of the area. When I got home and went through my photos this image caught my attention. Can you see the face?

Recent comments on this image

#6 Posted by Jobo Marks on 11/7/2013

nope

#5 Posted by davin1 on 11/12/2013

wow that is really strange but good picture and thanks for sharing. davin1

#4 Posted by Damian Bâthory on 11/13/2013

What can i say, this will never make a beleiver out of anyone.

#3 Posted by 33SD on 11/13/2013

places with faces; what does this mean?

#2 Posted by soulseeker on 1/4/2014

I see its matrixing...if its truly paranormal it will scream out of the pic aka be very obvious if you start looking you mind will find faces and shape in almost an image.

#1 Posted by Brian Topp on 2/25/2014

pareidolia and matrixing

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