A Pair

These shots were taken from the road leading in to Bethel Beach. Whenever I see this all I see is arms, like an octopus trying to hypnotize that post.

(Take a look at the shot below and tell me what you see. The very last thing I see is what it actually is.)

What is wrong with a person who sees an octopus trying to hypnotize a post, when it's really just a bunch of old wood in a swamp?

Don't tell me; insanity ignorance is bliss.

Have a great Saturday, and watch out for the mesmerizing, hypnotizing land octopus who's taken up down at Bethel Beach.

A Pair

Above is a No Trespassing sign in the swamp at Bethel Beach.





Below is a No Trespassing sign in the swamp at Bethel Beach.


The End.


OK, not quite, but almost.

Here lately, I've been noticing pairs of photos that contain similar elements yet retain their individuality. Is it possible for inanimate objects to retain individuality or is that only a concern for twins and triplets?

There is humor--and even beauty--to be found in No Trespassing signs in the swamp at Bethel Beach, and that humor involves knee-deep creek mud, killer/mutant fiddler crabs, snakes, horse flies, mosquitoes and dead bodies who knows what else.

In short, the very last place a person would be caught trespassing is in the swamp at Bethel Beach.

The End. For real.

If you are bored and/or are feeling creative, list some reasons--besides hunting illegally or hiding a body--that anyone would want to trespass in a swamp.