Light shade depth angle.

As many of you are aware light shadow, and angles make a big difference in viewing and photographing any finds. Here is a simple demonstration of the big difference it can make in viewing the ubiquitous face description shown in this diamond shaped find.
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Looks like     sticking out  toung lol

Yes, I have another where a similar depiction looks like it might be vomiting, and also a chimp one with tounge showing.

I always take multiple photos of different parts and different lighting. Also I some times put them near a window at the bottom of my stairs so I can walk past them and see in different times of the day.the different shades of the different sides. That is the most amazing thing I love about them and the mistery.

Not my usual style of interpretation, I like to go for what I know is well established in my materials, anyway, giant goblin shark eating an Eskimo

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Tigs38 I have one almost identical to ur first picture! I find a lot that seem to have different sitting position due to protruding parts. Nice to see urs