Found Faces

FundyBrian

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Brian Townsend
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A collection of anthropomorphisms, some as found, some enhanced.
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Next to an art gallery in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Quebec.
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Waterside Beach, New Brunswick, Canada.
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Waterside Beach, NB.
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Dennis Beach, NB.
 

FundyBrian

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The wolf being devoured by the wild boar, seen in the flowing water, could not be seen at the time of shooting. Also, I made several shots at different shutter times and the wolf & boar only appear in 2 adjacent frames and just flowing water in all the rest.
iPhone 6.
 

FundyBrian

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Brian Townsend
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Yes, you should!;)
I have some Found Faces pictures going back to film camera days, as well as other unmentionable non-mobile cameras not to be included on Mobitog. Nowadays I always have my trusty iPhone handy for such opportunities.
 

FundyBrian

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Brian Townsend
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Newly renamed "Shrek Head" instead of the old Matthews Head (at Fundy National Park, NB. This face profile can only be seen from a kayak. In this case I'm maneuvering the tandem kayak so my friend Mike can get a shot. This shot is slightly doubled since the boat is moving in the waves during the 3 Fusion exposures. iPhone 6.
 

FundyBrian

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Brian Townsend
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This one is perfectly obvious to anyone familiar with the species but I'll identify it for everyone else. This is a baby Ogopogo lake monster washed up on Waterside Beach, NB. Ogopogo actually resides in Okanagan Lake at Kelowna BC so I don't know what its offspring are doing in the Bay of Fundy. Perhaps I have uncovered a plot for world domination. I wonder if I made a mistake by gently returning it to the water. For more info check Ogopogo on wiki.
 
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