Here's a great example of the human tendency to see faces in - well, almost anything. Go on - tell me you don't want to laugh:
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2 comments:
That's fantastic. Of course it's the angle that makes it work so well. i think from straight on the building wouldn't have that surprised expression.
Our minds really are evolved for the purpose of dealing with other people, aren't we?
P.S., I just linked to this from Positive Liberty. I couldn't resist.
You know, those deep window wells add so much to the sense of the building having real eyes...
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