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Aaron —
On 2-8-2007 at
12:22 pm
Mona Lisa’s left eye.
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Way too easy.
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I recommend (as this one starts to), showing just a small part of the object, at different angles. Showing the whole eye at an orthogonal angle made this too easy, but if it were only a small portion, or maybe a bit of the eye with a cheek for example, and at an angle (upside down, etc.) then this concept would be more entertaining (I feel).
Picking one of the most recognizable images in the world does not make for much of a challenge. I was really hoping that this was something a little more interesting like the Mona Lisa made from Thumbtacks (http://www.imheavyduty.com/wp/wp-content/images/handmade/TracyMonaLisaMedium.jpg) or made from thread (http://www.devorahsperber.com/thread_works_index_html_and_2×2s/bm2_files/image024.jpg) or even a composite image made from other pieces of art. Oh well. That is what I get for going to lunch right at noon.
Aurora —
On 2-8-2007 at
12:54 pm
Yeah, Mona Lisa….
how about giving an obvious picture tidbit (like you did here) and then ask a question about something related to it?
Aaron —
On 2-9-2007 at
7:54 am
Also, if you’re going to use a points system, I recommend awarding points to only the first correct response. Not that identifying the Mona Lisa was any great feat, but for instance with the Whale Shark, after it’s identification what’s to stop anybody from piling on just to get the credit for it? I mean, it was obvious that it had to be a Whale Shark after it ws first identified, but I didn’t want to throw my name in there as I felt the original responder was deserving. IMO, if that’s not changed then the point total is basically meaningless.
restless —
On 2-11-2007 at
4:00 pm
Uh, I was out to lunch for a day or two, but must say as soon as I saw the eye I thought Mona Lisa. Before I could actually check I looked at the comments. So no point is there? Do I get credit for thinking it was the Mona Lisa?
Aaron — On 2-8-2007 at 12:22 pm
Mona Lisa’s left eye.
.
Way too easy.
.
I recommend (as this one starts to), showing just a small part of the object, at different angles. Showing the whole eye at an orthogonal angle made this too easy, but if it were only a small portion, or maybe a bit of the eye with a cheek for example, and at an angle (upside down, etc.) then this concept would be more entertaining (I feel).
Graham — On 2-8-2007 at 12:46 pm
Picking one of the most recognizable images in the world does not make for much of a challenge. I was really hoping that this was something a little more interesting like the Mona Lisa made from Thumbtacks (http://www.imheavyduty.com/wp/wp-content/images/handmade/TracyMonaLisaMedium.jpg) or made from thread (http://www.devorahsperber.com/thread_works_index_html_and_2×2s/bm2_files/image024.jpg) or even a composite image made from other pieces of art. Oh well. That is what I get for going to lunch right at noon.
Aurora — On 2-8-2007 at 12:54 pm
Yeah, Mona Lisa….
how about giving an obvious picture tidbit (like you did here) and then ask a question about something related to it?
Aaron — On 2-9-2007 at 7:54 am
Also, if you’re going to use a points system, I recommend awarding points to only the first correct response. Not that identifying the Mona Lisa was any great feat, but for instance with the Whale Shark, after it’s identification what’s to stop anybody from piling on just to get the credit for it? I mean, it was obvious that it had to be a Whale Shark after it ws first identified, but I didn’t want to throw my name in there as I felt the original responder was deserving. IMO, if that’s not changed then the point total is basically meaningless.
restless — On 2-11-2007 at 4:00 pm
Uh, I was out to lunch for a day or two, but must say as soon as I saw the eye I thought Mona Lisa. Before I could actually check I looked at the comments. So no point is there? Do I get credit for thinking it was the Mona Lisa?
Porter Venn — On 2-12-2007 at 9:10 am
Ok you guys all got it. Next one… not so easy peazy.
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