[{"document_url": "http://www.naturephotos.com/blog/the-alien", "unformatted_src": "http://static.livebooks.com/ae35f3e70856418ea90b57cbf51eae69/i/f8573ff690624e9e845b06824f4145ff/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatknDdac/b1_5-copy.jpg", "src": "http://static.livebooks.com/ae35f3e70856418ea90b57cbf51eae69/i/f8573ff690624e9e845b06824f4145ff/1/GCuCv726gZycFxatknDdac/b1_5-copy.jpg", "formatted_filename": "b copy", "alt_text": "The Alien"}, null]
The Alien

May 6, 2017

The rocks of Phillip Edward Island (Georgian Bay) are a popular hang out for aliens.

You may think this is fake news again, but here is the evidence. You can’t argue with this.

There have been of course quite a few other intriguing apparitions and over the years I have shown you several…there was the petrified fire dancer, various birds and dogs, and a frisky couple between the blankets. May be I’ll post the fire dancer again next week. He’s a hottie.

As you can see my head has moved from Andros to Georgian Bay where my next trip will take me if it ever stops raining.

The Alien was shot with Canon EOS Mark ll, at f20, Lens: EF17-40mm f/4L USM. Model release on file.