To anyone that does not see anything I will try to explain. (not that anyone cares) :)
Santa is facing to the right eyelashes and beard should give you an idea. In front of santa, bottom left...also facing right is some sort of Ogre or troll or something..has a huge grimace with teeth showing, big nose and noticeable eyelashes and forehead. The last one also in front of Santa is upper left...some sort of a demonic creature...with a huge forehead and skull tendencies.
I hope I am not the only one who sees this.....Anyhow...Merry Christmas all !
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It's a bit of a stretch for me to see any faces here. What I do see is a bit of posterization or noise. I don't find the compostion to be terribly interesting either. Sorry for the blunt comments but hope it was helpful.
Is this one of those inkblot tests? I see three faces here! Not very attention holding though... (oh and a word of advice, titles like yours are annoying...)
TC
Doh... Make that 4 faces. ;-)
I would have tried for a tighter crop in the lower left quadrant. That is where I see the face. The background cloud seems a little soft, but I also see a face there.
Nice fluffy clouds, but I cannot spot the face, much less something that resembles Santa.
Technically, this shot is somewhat flat. Under advanced editing rules, you could have increased the contrast to give this shot more depth, by adjusting either levels, curves, or bright/contrast. I would suggest doing a hue/saturation adjustment to deepen and saturate the blues. Lastly, there is noticable JPEG artifacting due to aggressive compression and the resulting miniscule 24,000 byte file size.
hrmm...I think I see a face -- looks like a horse although no matter how hard I look I don't see santa. That being said, there seems to be quite a bit of noise in the furthest cloud and the blue sky and it almost looks like you used some high compression from the way the greys look in both the furthest cloud and the nearest.
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