Red Faced

I walk by this candle evvvery day but just recently noticed its true personality. The second pic was an uninvited guest to a party.

My, What Lovely Eyebrows You Have

This was actually one of the many bags being presented by Fred, my tchotchke/premium vendor. I like a bag with personality. I like it even better when it's a free sample.

Say It Ain't Snow

Well, it isn't, but this is Lenore's snow blower (or is it thrower?) just prior to being "put up" for the season.

In other non winter news, Lynda saw and created this three-part series. It's a winter look, an empty look, and an incognito look.

Bitter Face

(Not to be confused with a butter face...) Laura must have spotted this at some point during a McDonald happy hour. Also below, a face in a stroller we saw parked at the library that has the potential for leaving emotional scars on said stroller occupant. At least the kid knows he/she is being watched over. You know...by a monster.



These ornate eyes were watching Lenore, but I'm not sure where. Perhaps she can illuminate further in a comment.

A Real Live Cartoon Tree

I've been walking past this tree on the way home from the library for ... oh, about 30 years, so I'm not sure how I never noticed it before. Maybe it's newly trimmed. At any rate, it's my newest favorite face ever. Click the photo to appreciate it better.

Pre iPod

You youngsters out there may not know what this is, but that's OK, because it's still a friendly face with which to share your disenfranchised angst or whatever.

Lenore also spotted these twins on the deck in/on Edisto.



Lynda said she was mid conversation when she got distracted by this one. I'm told it's a heater of some kind, now put up for the season. Note to safety people: It's not used on the dragon boats. That would be silly.

Bed Head

Lynda found a new friend during her last hospital infusion. I wonder if it talked back to her -- Lenore's did. Or maybe it was the morphine.

GIGO

I was retaking a photo behind Clearwater Theater for a Faces in Places book project when Lenore spotted this creature. It seems to be patiently waiting for...something.

Here's the retake. I don't know for sure if she'll use any of my shots -- I converted all of mine to low resolution for the blog and didn't bother saving the originals. Oops.



I should note that I've always noticed faces, and I thought of documenting faces on a blog before discovering other face pages out there. I think Jody's site is one of the best -- people send in shots from all over the place, and I like the titles she gives to the pictures. My humble face blog has a much smaller following. Hey, why is that?