is closer to the camera.

How I interpret the photograph

As ridiculous as it might sound, this
isn't the first time a crow has been misidentified as a bigfoot.
There was a widely circulated game camera photograph of a crow near a
game feeder from Kentucky that made the rounds in the bigfoot
community a few years back. That photograph, like this one, had a
crow in the foreground that appeared to be a larger dark figure in
the background. The crow had its wings outstretched in flight and
gave the appearance of a large, dark, shouldered bigfoot in the
background largely obscured by the tall grass in which it appeared to
be sitting. Indeed, appearances can be deceiving.

The Kentucky bigfoot/crow photo

Carl still isn't sure what the picture
shows. It should be noted that no matter what the picture depicts,
Carlbigfoot for a few minutes through a thermal imager as it peeked out
from behind a tree just a few hundred yards from where we were to
camp. The witnesses weren't quite sure what they were looking at
until the bigfoot wrapped its arm around the tree it was hiding
behind, exposing its shoulders and head in addition to its arm. It
played this peek-a-boo game for a few minutes (only looking out from behind the tree when the women were speaking, yet hiding when the men spoke), and then turned and
ran with amazing speed up the hill behind it, exposing its full body
to the witnesses. The second recent event was only from a week or
two before, when a man and his children heard vocalizations from the
same gully where the sighting occurred in