JPK Huson 1863
Brev. Brig. Gen'l
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2012
- Location
- Central Pennsylvania
Ok, I almost came here to put this up last night but chickened out. Oh, I know, for anyone who sees it, most won't be able to, and then there'll be the whole explaining it away, etc. All I know is that one of the Gettysburg guides and my daughter-in-law's brother put a presentation together- they required guinea pigs, so I er- raised me hand ( trampling small children, wildlife, cats, dogs and houseplants in the process of getting to the front of the line ). Afterwards DIL brother took me to Peach Orchard, then 126th NY monument there by that eyesore. JPK Huson, my grgrgruncle fell at Gettysburg- kind of sacred stuff. Yesterday I finally had time to get the pics from my phone ( yes, phone- camera decided to die just as we hit the Wheatfield earlier ). I was clicking through the perfectly normal pics when this showed up. It's the 3rd of the monument I took- the other 2 show nothing- well one other does, will get to that.
'It' is to the right of the monument, there's trees. The fattest tree, go right again to the skinny tree. Right next to this tree, I'm sorry, is a faint, foggy FACE, wearing a hat. It's terribly obvious on our large monitor, would have missed it had I loaded these on my notebook.
Sceptic husband saw this immediatly, can't explain it and is fascinated. This is kind of a wierd photo- there's a few other 'things' in it, like something in the fat tree...... . This faint, foggy face is the thing which flattened me. I think everyone expects this kind of pic to contain a figure wearing bright red, jumping up and down waving at the camera, you know? If you can't see it, maybe back up a bit, kind of just look at the whole shot because when you do see it, it's pretty obvious.
I'd like to add that in another thread I mentioned I'd once, in high school, been given the job of making women look young again in their 50th wedding anniversary photos, at a photography studio. Swear on my good Lutheran Bible ( King James ) no funny business here, besides which I couldn't remember how if you paid me. Plus you'd have to know my husband- he'd laugh for 20 minutes then put the whole thing on Facebook for everyone else to have a good yuk-em-up about.
All these disclaimers just mean it gives me the willies to post this. There's another photo which gives me the major willies- something in it I just plain canNOT explain. If I don't get laughed off the forum for this one, might post it and plead piteously for help. Or whine- neither of which are at all attractive.
'It' is to the right of the monument, there's trees. The fattest tree, go right again to the skinny tree. Right next to this tree, I'm sorry, is a faint, foggy FACE, wearing a hat. It's terribly obvious on our large monitor, would have missed it had I loaded these on my notebook.
Sceptic husband saw this immediatly, can't explain it and is fascinated. This is kind of a wierd photo- there's a few other 'things' in it, like something in the fat tree...... . This faint, foggy face is the thing which flattened me. I think everyone expects this kind of pic to contain a figure wearing bright red, jumping up and down waving at the camera, you know? If you can't see it, maybe back up a bit, kind of just look at the whole shot because when you do see it, it's pretty obvious.
I'd like to add that in another thread I mentioned I'd once, in high school, been given the job of making women look young again in their 50th wedding anniversary photos, at a photography studio. Swear on my good Lutheran Bible ( King James ) no funny business here, besides which I couldn't remember how if you paid me. Plus you'd have to know my husband- he'd laugh for 20 minutes then put the whole thing on Facebook for everyone else to have a good yuk-em-up about.
All these disclaimers just mean it gives me the willies to post this. There's another photo which gives me the major willies- something in it I just plain canNOT explain. If I don't get laughed off the forum for this one, might post it and plead piteously for help. Or whine- neither of which are at all attractive.