I have quite a collections of miscellaneous photo crops that for one reason or another, I have not posted. They range in date from up to two+ years ago. Some of them I found too difficult to highlight or explain, or I was not through contemplating them. But I've decided to just go ahead and present them in whatever form I can and hope they bring some enjoyment, starting with this little green guy:



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I tinted his hat (hair or head?) blue on the right as a starting point. The rest is up to personal interpretation.

What I find very interesting is that in bright sunshine when you zoom into images such as these, they look like illustrations, nothing is well defined, everything goes sort of wishy washy. I have many such photos of my own, I can see the images in the photos, but can others who are not used to viewing the same on a regular basis?

I see quite a few little people in this shot looking towards the camera.

Thanks for the comments, Chris. The above photo was taken out of context as are many of my miscellaneous photos I'll share on this thread. It came from a photo with other similar beings I already posted.

Meanwhile, I decided to post this little being that reminds me of Napoleon. I was going to post him as the little clip I had in my files, but I went and dug up the original photo and took a larger crop from it to show the context.

It's always good to go back and look at old photos. I always see something new that I missed on the first viewing.

It also is an indication how much your "inner vision" has improved and sharpened.

Great captures Alisa!

You are like Chriss, a magnate for the nature folks...
Cool! And you both got great 'wee' vision to spot the nature folks so well.

I consider your sight to be equally honed and valid. I always know that you will see my image (and it's rather consoling and uplifting)!

Aw you're so nice, thanks so much for the wonderful compliment.
I consider myself 'novice' compared to you and Chriss.

I always enjoy and look forward to seeing your photos and reading your insights about this curious world we live in.

You are an

And now for a group hug

Hopefully no one has gone into glycemic shock! We do like it a bit sweet around here!

Makes life happy!