Assignment #18: Guesswork
Nikolai
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Well, we all had a window of opportunity, now it's time to make others guess.
Make an otherwise very familiar and totally recognizable subject look totally strange. Usually this can be achieved by closing up or/and choosing drastic angles, but don't let me limit your imagination.
The submission is considered valid if it takes longer than a few seconds for an average person to figure out what on earth you've presented. However, the subject should be also common enough for anyone to recognize it had it been photographed from a conventional angle/distance - or once the angle and/or distance are/is properly guessed.
As always: fresh pictures only, no massive PS compositing, etc.
Also, please do not use any PS tricks to distort or recolor the subject. The idea is to take an unusual picture of a common subject, not to test you PS skills.
For the rest of the basic rules and index please check out this sticky.
May the guesswork begin! :thumb
PS. Sorry for the late announcement, getting very busy at work...
Make an otherwise very familiar and totally recognizable subject look totally strange. Usually this can be achieved by closing up or/and choosing drastic angles, but don't let me limit your imagination.
The submission is considered valid if it takes longer than a few seconds for an average person to figure out what on earth you've presented. However, the subject should be also common enough for anyone to recognize it had it been photographed from a conventional angle/distance - or once the angle and/or distance are/is properly guessed.
As always: fresh pictures only, no massive PS compositing, etc.
Also, please do not use any PS tricks to distort or recolor the subject. The idea is to take an unusual picture of a common subject, not to test you PS skills.
For the rest of the basic rules and index please check out this sticky.
May the guesswork begin! :thumb
PS. Sorry for the late announcement, getting very busy at work...
"May the f/stop be with you!"
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I suppose it answers the assignment.
The roof top part of some building?
Nice shot, though..
I hope you are getting better.
If you ask: Is this the roof top of some building, that is positive.
And if I tell you: It's part of a boat. Would you believe me ?
I think the goal is achieved, so far, isn't it ?
Since I never had any reason not to trust you, why should I start this time?
And yes, it definitely made me guess, so with this shot mission is definitely accomplished:-)
douglas
While it's a nice shot, it's a shot of a RAZR...
Good job, you even got the brand model!
douglas
It was a no brainer, I have the same :-)
lol, and I thought you were good!
douglas
Tamron AF18-200mm F3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD
Tamron SP AF17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical
Nikon 60mm f/2.8D AF Micro-Nikkor
Nikon SB-800 Speedlight
#2 Cooking Sheet- Spatula
#3 Steps
#4 Toaster
How did I do?
Aaron
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All taken last night- No PS- just crop, sharpen, and b/w conversion
Thanks-
Aaron
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What Brand?? Model??
Thanks-
Aaron
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Not bad, Aaron. You got the last two right.
(Maybe edit your post so my photos aren't shown twice? I don't mind but it does take up alot of space.)
Ima guess at yours:
01. Camera sensor + mirror
02. Colinder
03. Stove top burner
04. Bike sprocket and cranks
05. Pentax??? I have no idea.
06. Map of USA
07. Map of Central America
08. Toaster : )
Tamron AF18-200mm F3.5-6.3 XR Di II LD
Tamron SP AF17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II LD Aspherical
Nikon 60mm f/2.8D AF Micro-Nikkor
Nikon SB-800 Speedlight
A horn of some type? Sax- Tuba- Trumpet
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Very Good!!
Only missed #2
5 and 7 I'll give to ya
#5 It is a Canon AE-1
#7 Still the US map w/ a bit of Mexico in view
Aaron Newman
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The picture has a little problem with a blue ribbon across.
I don't know why it came up.
May be a reflection in the CPF
Great entries, guys!
I take it it's a top of the car's dashboard?
Bingo: tuba!
Yesir
Antonio- is it the dash of a car- the rt side of the picture being above the glove compartment and housing the passenger airbag?
OOPS- Nikolai beat me!
Aaron
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Remember, he us THE best !! :D
Got a few, some might be easier to guess than others. So guess away!!
All were taken tonight (12-14-2006) on my Rebel XTi.
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
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I guess #2 is a chandelier (hanukka one?) and #4 is a pendulum load.
I have no clue what the rest of the pictures show...
Nice entries:-)
Fabulous That pleases me greatly that I stumped you on the majority.
A pendulum in what is the real question... do you know? If not I'll post the full pic...
And yeah good going on the 2nd, I really liked the angle of the shot, hehe:
Any more guesses anyone on the others?
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#4 is the pendalum for a grandfather clock. Without more context, it could be for a grandmother clock or possibly an even smaller clock but I prefer the size and style of a grandfather clock so that's my guess.
#1 looks like a bunch of handles but I can't make out what's on them due to the coloring (looks like the over-blue effect I've gotten on accident in the past when I had a really bad white balance set).
They are dirty because they are outside and have been dragged in the sand.
The shadow is from the photographer.
But they have a strange colours though ...
What is it ?
Good picture. Difficult to guess
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