Like many creatives, photographers are often trained to spot details that can serve as elements of interest in their photos. These often include textures, shapes, and patterns, but it's also not unheard of to see faces in random places.

We have pareidolia, the psychological phenomenon of seeing faces in nature or everyday objects, to thank for making it easier to indulge in this creative exercise. Today's featured work by Cape Town-based fine art photographer Dillon Marsh is a great application of this phenomenon. So if you're looking for a fun photography project to boost your creativity, this series could give you some ideas. . thephoblographer.com

2019-9-18 19:00