9 Years of Where in the World
It doesn’t seem like it but today we reach the ninth anniversary of “Where in the World…”
That’s a lot of distorted cities. I am not sure how many different cities have put in an appearance as several have featured more than once.
I was reviewing my collection of city images to be distorted and was surprised to discover that I have enough to continue far another nine years and then some. So I decided that I would gather some together in an eBook to offer to my readers. I am putting the finishing touches to the book and will give more details on how to get it when the answer to this week’s “Where in the World…” is given next week.
Answer to edition 467
Almost everyone who entered Where in the World (467) identified the art installation as “She Lies” by Italian sculpture Monica Bonvicini. According to Wikipedia the sculpture was made by Bonvicini as a three-dimensional interpretation of Caspar David Friedrich’s painting The Sea of Ice.
The sculpture floats in fjord in front of the Opera House in Norway’s capital, Oslo.
Last week's winners
Congratulations to those who identified the distorted city from Where in the World (467) as Oslo: Claudia (@crevilla_), Tim (@timofnewbury), Atul LRPS (@pixodentist), Beverley (@bevsackville) and Jackie (@jackiesjourneys).
In with a chance to win
As is customary there will be a small prize on offer this week. All those who enter will get one entry into a draw for an Amazon gift card valued at £10. If the answer is correct there you will be get a second entry into the same prize draw.
The competition ends at 10:00pm [UK time] on Wednesday, September 1, 2021. The prize draw will take place after this deadline.
Only one entry per person.
You must use the hashtag #WITW468
This week's "Where in the World..."
At first this distorted image may look confusing. However, look a little closer and you will see clues to the city’s identity. Good luck.
You can leave your answer in the usual way on Twitter (@lethers). Alternatively, you can Direct Message me on Twitter. Please make sure that you use the hashtag #WITW468 so that I can find your reply.
If you are not on Twitter you can send an email via the contact page. When leaving your answer please use the hashtag #WITW468 as indicated above.
