Pieces of Something

Today's theme was 'Pieces of Something', so that was another easy one. Chad and Chook are doing a WASGIJ, so it is spread out on one end of our table. It is taking them ages, as they don't sit down very often to do it and it is also very tricky to imagine what is in the scene behind you.

[Louise]

Had to Google this, sounds difficult!

[Babs]

Oh I love WASGIJ's we have got quite a few of them.

[Peter]

What a fun way to keep busy at lockdown, lovely perspective and use of a shallow depth of field Dianne:)

[julia]

Hope they solve it before the end of lockdown..

[Dione Giorgio]

Cool abstract. Before trying to understand what's in this picture I have to find out what WASGIU means.

[Joan Robillard]

What a fascinating puzzle concept.

[Pat Knowles]

Yes I’m keen to learn what this game consists of....perhaps should google! Very sharp image! Ah I have looked & now get it....that sounds so hard..I go by looking at the picture so much!

[Lou Ann]

WASGIJ! I googled it too, sounds so cool and so hard. I love all the things I learn on 365!

[Peter Dulis]

Lovely capture ...

[Harbie]

Great b&w!

[haskar]

Great pov and dof.

[Pat Knowles]

Thanks Dianne for lovely comment! X

[Faye Turner]

Great shot

[Marnie]

I've been doing 300 piece jigsaws on my big iPad, nearly cross-eyed now.

[Nick]

Great composition and looks good in b&w. I'm enjoying your photos for your challenge.

[Dianne]

Thanks. Some of the staff and kids from school are doing it. It is good while lockdown is still happening. @nickspicsnz