Pareidolia

Pareidolia (pronounced "par-i-DOH-lee-a") is a brain phenomenon in which a person sees or hears something significant in a random image or pattern. Pareidolia is what causes peoples to see faces in inanimate objects, such as an image of the Virgin Mary in grilled cheese or the man in the moon.

I see a man's profile, in a crescent moon shape to the right. He is gazing at the couple kissing to the left. What do you see?

[Peter Dulis]

move the top cloud a bit and you have a sail boat :)

[Casablanca]

I see a man in a medieval Italian hat gazing intently at a dolphin blowing bubbles.

[Wendy]

@pdulis I can see that 👍

[Wendy]

@casablanca your dolphin blowing bubbles is my couple kissing. Now I see both. 🤍

[vaidas]

You will never get bored looking at the clouds

[Wendy]

@vaidasguogis so true 🤍

[Rick]

Cool.

[Dave]

A sea otter enjoying a clam

[Wendy]

@rickster549 🤍

[Wendy]

@darchibald it took me a bit, but I see it.

[Kathy A]

I see the face profile on the right but nothing but cloud on the left