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The Smile on Saturday group’s challenge for 5/29 is “nothing in focus/out of focus” and i despaired bc I’m not sure *how* to do an unfocused shot with an Iphone camera. It turned out that taking my phone out of my pocket did it for me. Not a clue what it took a picture of though... giggling
Macro Mondays theme ~ Games people play
Cluedo (/ˈkluːdoʊ/), or Clue in North America, is a murder mystery game for three to six players. The object of the game is to determine who murdered the game's victim, where the crime took place, and which weapon was used. Each player assumes the role of one of the six suspects, and attempts to deduce the correct answer by strategically moving around a game board representing the rooms of a mansion and collecting clues about the circumstances of the murder from the other players.
Looking S from the viewpoint for the Summer Isles above Achiltibue.....some great distant hills. The prominent dome on the right may give a clue. A very long shot, hence the fuzzy quality, but worth a punt.
I've seen these several times over the years, usually attached to a leaf in the understory. I have no clue, other than it's some insect... maybe a cocoon or pupa of some type? Open to suggestions.
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In a quiet library, occupied only by seeing and pages of books written, no one knew the worst that could happen inside a mystery that nobody would know unravel, it would be forever marked in the pages of any book and forgotten with the time.
That was how Mrs. Scarlet acted on a typical day.
This day is known today as "Clue"
"Arrested 7th October 1942..."
Two of the local 'Stolpersteine', which are cobblestone-sized memorials commemorating victims of the Holocaust.
Stolpersteine / [stumbling stones], by artist Gunter Demnig, are now found in many of the countries where the Jewish population was decimated in the Holocaust, including Norway.
An overview of Stolpersteine in Norway is available here.
4th October 2016 © Lise Utne
Chapter IX: Searching for Clues
The style card and credits here
New York in 1930? A strange moment in history to travel to. We had been dealing with incidents in the future, and now we were going back to the past. The analysts had deciphered that the changes were related to Carl Anderson, but there were several people in New York with that name. I had no choice but to investigate like the old-fashioned detectives. I would have few modern resources in this era, and it was crucial not to add more changes to the timeline. Before leaving, we had narrowed the list down to four possible candidates, so they sent four of us to watch and take care of each one, evaluating on the ground who could influence history enough to cause a significant fluctuation in the timeline.
My target was in New York for a lecture, though his work was at the California Institute of Technology. Dressed in a typical outfit of the era, I mingled with the crowd heading to the auditorium. The city was a hive of activity; streetcars filled the streets, and skyscrapers, still under construction, gave an air of constant change and progress. Despite the bustle, I kept my attention on Carl Anderson, observing his movements and behaviors, looking for any sign that he could be the cause of the temporal alterations.
The lecture began, and Anderson stood out as a charismatic speaker. He talked about the future of technology and its impact on society, capturing the audience's attention with every word. As I took notes, I tried to discern if anything he said could be related to the changes we had detected. After the lecture, I discreetly followed him to his hotel, keeping a safe distance. That night, I reviewed my notes and sent a preliminary report to the Ministry. I knew that time was crucial and that any discovery needed to be communicated immediately. The investigation had just begun, and the answers I sought were getting closer.
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For 122 Pictures in 2022 #50 "In the spotlight", here is Colonel Mustard in the conservatory with the gun.For those unfamiliar, this is the game of Clue, where you solve a murder mystery.
The setup: shine a small flashlight through a magnifying glass in a dark room. The shadow length is adjusted by the height of the glass above the target and the edge sharpness varies by the distance of the light from the glass.
ACROSS
1 - mark or sign used to show direction or position; a pointer (6)
nice review of this shot over at www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2013/sep/06/phot...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEXdWfsKZ1k
(Clue Trailer)
It was Mrs.Ruler with the candlestick. The murder took place in the kitchen. When questioned about the death of Mr. Boddy she smiled and cackled. "what can I say he owed me my money".
Tattoo: {Carol G.Tattoo} Clue - Red (The Lost&Found)
Outfit: {ISON} Faye Silk Slip - Pink
Hair: {Entwined} Lily - Roots
GreenHouse: {TIA} Rebecca's Garden Shack (Fameshed)
Usually I prefer to place characters in a scene, rather than make a figbarf, but those famous game characters certainly require a figbarf! ;)
As a big fan of murder mysteries, I certainly couldn't resist buying a game about one! Can't say if I like it or not, because I never played it (this requires like a group of friends, and offline, which is difficult), but those standard Hasbro figurines were boring, so I thought I should build my own versions, using game art as a reference. xD They fit in those squares on a board perfectly, though!
Those are the characters from 2015 edition of Cluedo (or Clue, as you say in America). International localized editions are translated from UK edition (and mine was made in Ireland), so here we call it Cluedo as well and use names and character backstory from UK version. :) So... who murdered Dr. Black (aka Mr. Boddy in US), how and where?
Was it femme fatale Miss Scarlett with a rope?
Was it an alpha male (sic! seriously, that's written in my rulebook) Colonel Mustard with a revolver?
Was it a charming con artist Reverend Green with a dagger (aka Mr. Green with a knife in US)?
Was it socialite Mrs. Peacock with a spanner (wrench in US)?
Was it an intellectual Professor Plum with a candlestick holder?
Was it a genius Dr. Orchid with a lead piping (lead pipe in US)?
Yes, 2015 edition had Mrs. White replaced by Dr. Orchid, so I don't have a reference art for her. I didn't know my game was not a classic edition... Anyway, what do you think? Who dunnit? ;)
If you still can't figure out where i am from this photo...I can't help you. HAHAHAH
Now, if you'll excuse me...I'm going to go cry my eyes out because all my awesome photos from last night got deleted.
If you could please help me out with a MAC software for saving photos...that'd be awesome!
july 16: i still dont have internet sooo sorrryy ill be back next week, i am soo behind i know!
Some unedited shots of my hunt location for the latest MadPea hunt: Crimson Clues
Something sinister has happened at the Gates... but who's responsible?
Come explore the Gates Motel, search for clues and discover its sinister secrets!
MadPea's Crimson Clues hunt HUD is free for all residents. Pick up a HUD from the mainstore to get started.
Or, pick up a token pack to become a hunt location and hide tokens on your own sim!
My cousin Penny doggedly trying to finish a smartphone “Alice in Wonderland” clue-driven game that we started in the city. Alas it was neither well-designed or interesting, so I lost interest early on and started taking photos instead while Penny insisted on continuing. She finally gave up after 4 hours.
Built for Round 4 of the 2014 MocOlympics.
Category: Bored game: It’s raining outside, the power is out, and the battery died on your devise. Looking for something to do, you happen across a cupboard full of board games. Build a MOC showing us which one you would choose to play.
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