Hey, I haven’t posted a fun pareidolia (patterns that look like faces or figures) news article in a while, and this is a good one: a man in Finland found this interesting image on his wall:
[Here’s the Google translation into English.]
Of course, the article claims it looks like the Virgin Mary.
Now look: I know that the standard depiction of Mary is usually with her head bent, covered in a cowl, with a robe of some sort. That kind of figure lends itself to pareidolia – it’s an easy shape to make, from oil stains to an MRI. But this is a pretty far cry from even that! Unless Mary’s head is a perfect sphere.
It looks very much like this is a simple reflection off a window or other shiny object. The way the light plays on the wall makes that clear. Of course, I cannot rule out a supernatural influence… so if it’s not Mary, who is it?
I have a hunka hunka burnin’ suspicion:
Of course, that picture of The King is from his album called… “Promised Land”.
COINCIDENCE?
Tip o’ the sequined cape to Timo Jousimo.
Related posts:
- A fiery angel erupts from the Sun
- The fist of an angry cloud
- A dragon fight in the heart of Orion
- Angry slippers are angry (Best. Pareidolia. EVER.)
