At a first glance, these landscapes of Google Earth to play some may seem alien humorous. But in reality, are only the result of the trained eyes of the fans of this Internet service free of satellite images over the Internet.
The images shown are real, but look like faces or world-famous icons such as aerial photo of a labyrinth in the U.S.state of Arizona that is reminiscent of TV presenter Oprah Winfrey. Or,the image of a shadow on sand dunes in Peru that resembles the face of Jesus Christ.
Actual photos and their supposed similarities,presented Wednesday at the site of the Daily Mail, also come with afield of Massachusetts seems to have been carved in the shape of the symbol of Halloween, the pumpkin for Halloween or a photo of Rockies that resembles the image of a Canadian Indian wearing headphones.
The famous gardens of Versailles in France, seen from above, may suggest the image of the little robot Johnny Five. Or, a field in Poland that resembles the face of former President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
Creepy isn't it?
The images shown are real, but look like faces or world-famous icons such as aerial photo of a labyrinth in the U.S.state of Arizona that is reminiscent of TV presenter Oprah Winfrey. Or,the image of a shadow on sand dunes in Peru that resembles the face of Jesus Christ.
Actual photos and their supposed similarities,presented Wednesday at the site of the Daily Mail, also come with afield of Massachusetts seems to have been carved in the shape of the symbol of Halloween, the pumpkin for Halloween or a photo of Rockies that resembles the image of a Canadian Indian wearing headphones.
The famous gardens of Versailles in France, seen from above, may suggest the image of the little robot Johnny Five. Or, a field in Poland that resembles the face of former President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
Creepy isn't it?
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