Every once-in-a-while we post a close-up photo. You can guess what you think it is or what you think it isn't. If you're right you get to be happy. If you're wrong, you get to be sad.
Guess the Picture
Close up pictures of random stuff. Reveal the answer by clicking on 'Show answer' below the close-up. If you don't want to guess you can just look at them.
Thank you for posting EXACTLY what I was looking for. I remember this kind of puzzles from some magazine when I was a child, and thought it would be a breeze to find some examples on the internet. Not so! Apparently they are out of style. :) But you have some good ones here, and I'm thankful. I'm hoping to use them as a visual in a blog post of mine, so I'll send you a link to show you what I have in mind.
These are great. I do these exercises with my Korean photography classes to learn both photography and English. Your site is nicely laid out and I like the idea of zooming out to get the whole item in the frame. Next time I'll have my students do it that way too. I can share what we produce if you want more content.
I was just browsing back through blog posts and came here to see if you had new stuff. I'm bummed to see that you don't. :(
But it also occurred to me that I never did share with you the post I wrote where I linked to your blog. I have basically no readers (which explains why my link didn't bog down your site ;) ) but I thought you might be interested in seeing it anyway. http://dayuntoday.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/close-up/
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Thank you for posting these! They helped me plan a lesson for Japanese children learning English.
Thank you for posting EXACTLY what I was looking for. I remember this kind of puzzles from some magazine when I was a child, and thought it would be a breeze to find some examples on the internet. Not so! Apparently they are out of style. :) But you have some good ones here, and I'm thankful. I'm hoping to use them as a visual in a blog post of mine, so I'll send you a link to show you what I have in mind.
These are great. I do these exercises with my Korean photography classes to learn both photography and English. Your site is nicely laid out and I like the idea of zooming out to get the whole item in the frame. Next time I'll have my students do it that way too. I can share what we produce if you want more content.
I was just browsing back through blog posts and came here to see if you had new stuff. I'm bummed to see that you don't. :(
But it also occurred to me that I never did share with you the post I wrote where I linked to your blog. I have basically no readers (which explains why my link didn't bog down your site ;) ) but I thought you might be interested in seeing it anyway.
http://dayuntoday.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/close-up/
A tape cutter
Yh
I also think it's a tape cutter
Is there a name for this kind of art/puzzle?
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