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The Sunday Challenge = Legs
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Sami Serola (inactiv… said:

Stange legs =D

Superb abstract!*****
6 years ago ( translate )

Gudrun said:

Brilliant, though I have no idea what it is, not spider legs I hope;-)
6 years ago

Jan said:

I like the image but what kind of legs are they?
6 years ago

Chrissy said:

ein großes Fragezeichen ...
6 years ago ( translate )

M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… said:

Maybe change the challenge to " Guess What ".....Going by the colour of the brown strands a Spider comes to mind !!!
6 years ago

Amazingstoker said:

interesting abstract, no idea what it is though . ..
6 years ago

PhLB - Luc Boonen said:

how funny no one until now:
it's a kaleidoscope of just the legs, without the glasses,
6 years ago

Stevia replied to PhLB - Luc Boonen:

Legs, without the glasses ... ??? I honestly only understand "train station". Which legs do you mean, Luc? Are that about eyeglass holder/bows ? Do you call them "legs" in the Netherlands?
An interesting, fascinating and abstract photo is it without question. Great work!
6 years ago

PhLB - Luc Boonen said:

I arranged five pairs and then multiplied the image and rotated the layers
6 years ago

Esther said:

Ah! I did not understand it, but I liked the end result.
6 years ago

Clickity Click said:

Thanks for the clarification ... too much talk about spiders! :) Learned something new today. I didn't know that what we call bows are called legs in your part of the world. Great presentation Luc. I like the tortoiseshell (legs) in the middle but as I look at them more closely they make me think of snakes. Great contribution to the challenge.
6 years ago

Gillian Everett said:

Cool abstract, but doen't look like legs to me :-)
6 years ago

Gudrun replied to Stevia:

Brillenbügel!;-)
6 years ago ( translate )

Stevia replied to Gudrun:

Ja, genau, Gudrun, die meinte ich. Inzwischen habe ich auch den richtigen englischen Ausdruck dafür gefunden "eyeglass temples". ;-)
6 years ago ( translate )

Amazingstoker said:

Nice one, now I see(!), I've always known them as 'arms', but seems there's a lot of names
6 years ago