Close Your Eyes and See Sense Data?

I will not positively insist that we “see” anything when we close our eyes in a not bright room. If you prefer to say that we have a “visual sensations” or something of the sort, that is fine with me. There is at least something going on that permits us to make such descriptions as “there was a greenish blob that drifted down and left above a small, yellowish comma shaped patch.” Nowadays these experiences, or perhaps more accurately the content of these experiences, are called, by philosophers, “qualia.” Russell, G.E. Moore and others in the early 20^th century would have called them “sense data.”