Forum Game - Where's That Landmark?

fuzzyfelt

Thanks, I don't know what that means, but, Twyfelfontein rock art site, southern Damaraland, Namibia?

Andre

Great solve Fuzzyfelt.

Note that
is an anagram of Lion's mouth
The doubt was preparing a next hint, since "twyfel" is doubt.

It's on the world heritage list, well worth a visit.

fuzzyfelt

I meant the commentary, not the hint, but that is often the case. I hadn’t looked at the hint because I found the landmark when I saw it but had been too busy to answer.

fuzzyfelt

Andre

oh Nothing in particular. I just wondered where that picture of Max Born came from. The second was just in amazement about family interaction.

fuzzyfelt

The clarification helps a bit. Now I’ve looked it up, the guess about “screen capture” wasn’t right, but regardless, the idea looks like it could be part of one solution to the problem of reverse image finding. I’ll have to think about it a bit more. (no hint)

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OmCheeto

instantly recognizable!

F.L.W's Guggenheim in Manhattan.

Crossing fingers that it doesn't have a twin.

But I'm late for work, and you get 2 more turns for the ID of my 3 landmarks in one. Ciao!

fuzzyfelt

Absolutely!!


http://www.wassilykandinsky.net/work-262.php

Thanks! I'll find something. :)

edward

That was a great one Fuzzyfelt, and what a great find by "Mr Instantly Recognizable" OmCheeto

fuzzyfelt

Thank you very much, Edward! I agree, a great find by OmCheeto! (Seeing not just black and white.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_YzxQecZMs

fuzzyfelt

(my checking isn't working, but I had already checked this one, so I'll use it)

OmCheeto

Well, it was... just like the Arizona memorial. Fuzzy always throws in weird stuff though to throw me off. I didn't know there were trees across the street from the Guggenheim.

fuzzyfelt

I guess I like weird perspectives :) and yes, the Guggenheim is much better known looking in rather than out. (no hint)