Originally posted by the00110001
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I work on Photoshop all day and while bored with work thought i'd see if there was anything to this image after seeing some attempts by other posters
to enhance it.
I did this quick adjustment BEFORE reading the original post about the story behind the photo and surprised myself that it actually does fit the
description. I've seen the picture in the past without it's story but never really thought much about it.
It could be a trick of light, a hoax or an EBE - i don't know, i'm just interested in photo touching and enhancements.
There's no doubt that there's extra noise and information in the web file i used that's come from various scans, prints, compressions. A high-res
scan of the original photo or negative would probably show a different result, possibly a clearer alien or possibly debunking the form that's
suggested completely.
I've used green to enhance it, there's a consistent blue/green but not as prominent as the false color enhancement i've done:
Assuming it's real and not a trick of light, this is what i can see.
- foreshortening of it's right arm as if it was bent at the elbow either raising or lowering it's arm.
- the light on top of it's belly which suggests it has a rounded belly and a sunken chest.
- shoulders slightly turned like it's ready to turn to it's left and move up the hill and away.
- a really long left arm with a BIG hand, thou detail in the hand is lost and i haven't tried to guess it.
- spaces for big black eyes and a pointed jaw.
- an enlarged skull, reminds me of Crowley's Lam or a 'star child' skull - a 'love heart' shaped head. (see google if unfamiliar with those
images).
That's there to be seen..... but it doesn't mean it was there. It means it's interesting from a enhancement point of view and without hard
evidence, inspiring from a 'are we alone' point of view.
I'm not putting this forward as proof of any kind but purely as an example of what is
suggested in the photo from the usable detail... could
still be a shrub thou!