This photograph taken from the bark of a tree is food for thought. Looking inside this cylinder, I see a mysterious imprint of a unrecognizable skull, possibly from on an alien landscape or in an underground cavern on Earth. There are many unsolved closed files on alleged alien sightings. Could this be one of them? Whatever you project onto this image, it adds interest to describe what you see and the story that accompanies your vision. We all are visionaries when we open our minds and hearts to the possibility that we are not alone. If you are interested in the subject, I am reading a book, Alien Agenda by the brilliant journalist Jim Marrs, the best selling author of Crossfire, his rigorous investigation of the JFK assassination. Are we alone? Jim Marrs, author of the New York Times bestseller Crossfire, weaves together a wealth of new and long-suppressed evidence to present this unique, definitive examination (more than 25,000 hardcover copies sold) of alien and paranormal events here - right now. Award-Winning Investigative Journalist Jim Marrs combines everything ever heard - and much that hasn’t - about extraterrestrials into a Grand Unified Theory of UFOs that encompasses everything from “ancient astronauts” to human abduction scenarios, from crop circles to government conspiracies to “missing time”. Marrs draws on eyewitness accounts and reams of hitherto classified government files, and taps sources deep within military intelligence’s “black ops” to present convincing proof that we have been visited extensively by alien lifeforms - and that the federal government has been aware of this contact for half a century. Finally, he explains why aliens are coming here, and why our leaders don’t want us to know it. As demonstrated by the mass appeal of shows like The X-Files and the willingness of respected academics like John Mack to embrace the possibility that we are not alone, interest in the alien presence among us has never been higher. I often offer a narrative to pair with my photographs. There are a myriad of images and I want to also read your perceptions of what you see.