Andrew & I are forever trying to convince people of Isaac's weird head shape. (Luckily the Dr's do not need convincing.) The problem is, you have to be in an odd angle to see it. Here's a poor attempt to capture it on camera. The one thing this does show is how different his ears are. This was taken almost directly behind him. The ears are a little more lined up, but not completely. Also, on the left side of the photo, there is no shadow at the base of his skull where it sloops in because it does not slope in. It is flat. It is hard to see, but the dark shadows on his skull are actually indentations.
Friday, March 2, 2012
#55 - Phrenology
February 24, 2012
Andrew & I are forever trying to convince people of Isaac's weird head shape. (Luckily the Dr's do not need convincing.) The problem is, you have to be in an odd angle to see it. Here's a poor attempt to capture it on camera. The one thing this does show is how different his ears are. This was taken almost directly behind him. The ears are a little more lined up, but not completely. Also, on the left side of the photo, there is no shadow at the base of his skull where it sloops in because it does not slope in. It is flat. It is hard to see, but the dark shadows on his skull are actually indentations.
Andrew & I are forever trying to convince people of Isaac's weird head shape. (Luckily the Dr's do not need convincing.) The problem is, you have to be in an odd angle to see it. Here's a poor attempt to capture it on camera. The one thing this does show is how different his ears are. This was taken almost directly behind him. The ears are a little more lined up, but not completely. Also, on the left side of the photo, there is no shadow at the base of his skull where it sloops in because it does not slope in. It is flat. It is hard to see, but the dark shadows on his skull are actually indentations.
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