FACES can appear in the most unusual places and they've been captured on camera by members of Guardian Camera Club.
Pareidolia is the phenomenon of seeing something different in a seemingly random place or object and eagle-eyed photographers have spotted some around Cheshire.
There's a shocked looking flower, surprised bridges and friendly trees - can you spot them?
Guardian Camera Club is a supportive and friendly group of amateur and professional photographers and they regularly submit their favourite photos as well as images based on a theme.
You can join 477 others in our camera club on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/guardiancameraclub
A face in the rocks, Derbyshire by Ann Marie Taylor
A smiling hat by Miriam Elder
A stern face by Ann Marie Taylor
A face in the fireworks by Tim Spruce
A tree with a face at Lymm Dam by Lynne Bentley
A stony face in Roker Park, Northwich by Lynne Bentley
Newbridge, Winsford by Lynzi Blake
Two eyes, a nose and whiskers by Sue Lawless
Shocked wood by Wendy Mahon
The face of a canon - Lisa Lacking
Tree friends in Marbury Park by Alison Hamlin Hughes
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