Haunted Coaster Picture?

I see the horns easily, as well as some nasty looking, jaggedy teeth. Took a few minutes, but I wouldn't call the horns a "shadow" effect.

Looks like my ex ;)

-Jim

Your ex could swallow you whole? ;) The accompanying details put the image at roughly 14 feet tall!

Me hole? :o
*** Edited 12/21/2004 8:12:14 PM UTC by Invy***

I took the photo from Ebay and in photoshop indicated where the eyes, smile, and horns are. If someone wants to post it to their website send me a private message with your email addy and I'll email it to you.

Then hopefully those who can't see it will be able to.

mOOSH

*** Edited 12/21/2004 8:36:10 PM UTC by Mamoosh***

Moosh.

Can't you just upload it to Webshots or Yahoo photos?

I could if our darned firewall allowed me access to those sites. UGH!

I did it for him and uploaded it to my Idlewild site.

Link: http://www.idlewildmoments.com/hauntedcoaster

I just saw it it kind of looks like the devil or something could anyone tell me the name of the coaster or the past such as accidents or something like that

sorry stupid me I found the name sorry all

"We had lots of fun scavaging through the old park, climbing coasters, playing with metal dectors and it was almost just as fun as if the park were still open"

I don't know what it is about that statement that just makes me laugh. *** Edited 12/22/2004 3:14:54 AM UTC by ZNitroMan***

I see more pronounced from that pic, but it's almost worse than trying to see one of those 'Magic Eye' puzzles!

Now I see it, thanks Moosh!

That is creepy!!!!!!

-Tina

Check out THIS if anyone likes ghost photos!

If anyone is still having trouble making the face out I have enhanced the picture further here.

-Jim :)

LOL! Jim!

I was almost afraid to click on that link! I have been traumatized before by your Photoshops.

Whew!

-Tina

Heh, I'm saying nothing ;)

Reminds me of the WTC 911 pics that had devil faces in them, there were two of them, actually, one right after the crash and another one later.
It's like white noise on TV: There's so much to be seen in there, it's a trip all by itself.
Our brain constantly tries to recognize structures, and visual randomness and unclarity (like billowing smoke, darkness (moonlight) or coaster-woodbar-chaos) is a feast for these mechanisms.

I sometimes wonder why we keep on seing faces?
Why not icecream, clouds, pens, telephones ... etc.?
My theory is that we are very specialised in reading facial expressions - that we are absolute specialists when ot comes to making sense from the faces of our fellow humans - and that's why we are sometimes compelled to see facial structures everywhere, such as in the front of cars, on the ceiling wallpaper - where there obviously aren't any. (Just think about how far cartoon caracters sometimes stretch the structure of the human face still remaining emotional and "human")
I think listening to voices and seeing faces are probably the forms of human communication that have the most "depth".

I love how the ghost is smiling. Probably means the discoverer has a positive attitude towards life.
*** Edited 12/22/2004 3:16:18 PM UTC by superman***

Invy that really cleared things up, thanks! ;) Superman all of your points make sense to me. Does anyone else hear noises and equate them to coasters? At work I always hear this noise an old pushcart makes that reminds me of Wildcat at CP. I'm sure my coworkers are tired of me pointing it out each and every time the poor thing squeaks. :)

What the bid hasn't gone up with everyone looking at it?

Moosh I would have thought that you'd have wanted it for your 2006 calendar. ;)

macho nachos - glad to be of assistance. Moosh did a sterling job, I just tried to tidy it up a little.

-Jim ;)