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photo and blow it up 400% (I used the
basic Microsoft Photo Editor). It IS just
coincidence so don't everyone go crazy but the pixellation makes it look like there are two eyes and a mouth below the brim of the hat...in a cartoonish sort of way.
One possibility is that its a lamp shade and there is something on the wall behind it that creates the 'brim'.
open doors used to mean open to the devil taking our soul and the wrong injections
I like that in far are some warm tones and closer to camera are kind of cold tones=)
Though I'm not so unwhimsical as to discount the possibility that it's the ghost of a cowboy or something...
nonetheless, walking this place, taking pictures thinking you're alone and back home, seeing the shots of the day and on the first sight there's "someone" standing there watching must be kinda creepy, no?
If one of those doors slammed shut behind me when I was there alone I would be going comando for the rest of the visit...