“One-of-a-Kind Natural Wood Art – ‘Doberman Pinscher’ Knot Unaltered, Framed, Found in Oregon

[Rick Elias]

What's fake about it? It's a real piece of wood, at last as far as I can tell. But, to me at least, it doesn't look anything like a Doberman, it clearly is not natural (appears to have saw cuts on three sides), and the markings look like it got ran over by something. (They don't look like bullet holes to me -- too regular and repeating.)

Believe me, I couldn't believe what I saw in the wood till I got closer to it. That's the only way I know it's real and no carving has been done to it. Pareidolia Art by nature is crazy when you see nature how creative it is and humans just don't see the natures art. I'm willing to show it to shows or show it to anyone.

 

[Digger54]

What I see is marketing in your descriptions.

 

[Rick Elias]

I want to do a poll. I want know who thinks it's real or fake? Wilderness Doberman Pinscher Head

Type
A. REAL
B. FAKE

 

[robertk]

I want to do a poll. I want know who thinks it's real or fake?

THat's not the right question. A rock that looks like Homer Simpson can be a real rock. That doesn't mean it's Homer Simpson.

 

[Rick Elias]

Hahaha! Talking about Rocks, I found this pareidolia treasure at Sunset Beach in Oregon. I name it Rockface Nathan. What you think?

 

[unclemac]

that is a bonified shamans stone! quick, put it on ebay!

 

[Rick Elias]

that is a bonified shamans stone! quick, put it on ebay!

What is bonified shamans stone?

 

[Rick Elias]

that is a bonified shamans stone! quick, put it on ebay!

They say this is priceless natural face, now look at Rockface Nathan I found at Sunset Bay in Oregon all natural Pareidolia face. Which face is better?

Rockface Nathan

 

[robertk]

If you're looking for validation, I don't think you're going to find it here. At least not from me. If you like them, great. But as far as I can see, it's just a rock and a piece of wood. I don't see anything particularly remarkable about either of them -- I don't even see the pareidolia effects.

 

[pepperj]

I'm willing to have anyone look at it to maybe get proximity of the age of the wilderness Doberman Pinscher. It would be nice to know the proximity of age of the hidden treasure.

Looking back on this historical dog flog, I will guess 7 days from the first presentation.

 

[Rick Elias]

If you're looking for validation, I don't think you're going to find it here. At least not from me. If you like them, great. But as far as I can see, it's just a rock and a piece of wood. I don't see anything particularly remarkable about either of them -- I don't even see the pareidolia effects.

That's why I'm a Professional Pareidolia Treasure Hunter. Some people can't see what others can see its ok.Nature is the creator & I find it.

 

[Rick Elias]

Another one of my Pareidolia Nature Treasure Discoveries. Can you see the face?

Warty Marty

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

FYI, member acknowledges it is Pareidolia, objects formed by nature, some may see it some may not, but it is allowed.

 

[fishstick]

That's why I'm a Professional Pareidolia Treasure Hunter. Some people can't see what others can see its ok.Nature is the creator & I find it.

A professional what?

 

[fishstick]

They say this is priceless natural face, now look at Rockface Nathan I found at Sunset Bay in Oregon all natural Pareidolia face. Which face is better?
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Rockface Nathan
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Who's they?

 

[Digger54]

I'm still "The king has no clothes" on this one.

 

[Red-Coat]

If you're looking for validation, I don't think you're going to find it here. At least not from me. If you like them, great. But as far as I can see, it's just a rock and a piece of wood. I don't see anything particularly remarkable about either of them -- I don't even see the pareidolia effects.

I have to agree! It needs someone with a very vivid imagination to see what is being claimed for what are fairly ordinary pieces of wood. They're not even particularly good examples of pareidolia.

As for the so-called 'Doberman Pinscher', I wonder what someone from a remote uncontacted tribe with no television or internet who has never seen a Doberman would make of it?

 

[Rick Elias]

A professional what?

Yes...it's very unique, I'm a professional Pareidolia Treasure Hunter.

Checkout what I do on my YouTube channel

Hidden Treasure Pareidolia

Welcome to Hidden Treasure Pareidolia, where nature reveals its hidden masterpieces. Every sculpture on this channel is 100% naturally formed by time, weather, and the forces of nature—never carved, painted, or altered by human hands. Hidden within wood, driftwood, stone, and roots are...

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[Rick Elias]

I have to agree! It needs someone with a very vivid imagination to see what is being claimed for what are fairly ordinary pieces of wood. They're not even particularly good examples of pareidolia.

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As for the so-called 'Doberman Pinscher', I wonder what someone from a remote uncontacted tribe with no television or internet who has never seen a Doberman would make of it?

That's a pretty cool Pareidolia...Like it.

 

[Rick Elias]

Who's they?

It doesn't even have face, not like RockFace Nathan