Originally posted by ArMaP
Originally posted by arianna
The images are hi-res jpegs. If you want to see them as gif's I will see what I can do when time allows.
I don't really want to see them, as I
already know them, I only think that turning a perfectly good image into a format that has known problems is not the best way of analysing any
image.
Here is an animation of the close view but don't be surprised if you see some facial representations.
I wouldn't be surprised, that's
the way our brains work.
PS: why do you have that "obsession" with JPEGs? They are better at reducing file size on colour photos by losing some data, but if a GIF or PNG file
size is something workable, it's better to use them. You could also work with lossless TIFF files, but they are not "Internet friendly".
No ArMaP, I am not obsessed with JPEG's. This format is ideal for posting images on the forum. I prefer to work with GIF's and sometimes PNG's and
TIFF's but as these files have prohibitive sizes for posting I convert a file to a hi-res JPEG and remove any image artifacts.
You are obviously not aware of the reason why many facial representations can be observed. No, it is not the brain substituting what it thinks a
particular shape is. There are far too many of them. In my opinion these representations and the observation of statues that are erected on top of a
base structure is a major part of this civilizations' culture.
Some of the images captured on Mars display the same characteristics as shown here and I am convinced there is a common link. Not only that, similar
facial representations can also be observed on the huge megalithic structures on this planet which were erected during the late neolithic period. As I
have seen some of these facial representations for myself after examining the liths at Avebury, Stonehenge and other neolithic sites I think there
could well be a major connection with the other two cosmic locations. There is a dominant cranial feature that is quite specific about the heads of
these representaions and it is a common factor whether viewing the representations in images from Mars, the Moon or this planet. I will explain more
about this later.
edit on 15-12-2011 by arianna because: text