It looks like the triple answer !

"Sculpture of soda cans" would be a more proper title for this photo (I counted only about twenty cans of beer )

It's written with a stencil, off topic or not?

Yes, but a german Calvados

Is an unreadable tag considered like text? That is the question...

C for Cervin

Hmmmm... I'll try to guess... Hmmmm... let's see in my crystal ball...Hmmm... I think it's a Thornycroft truck from 1916 and this photo was taken in East Anglia Transport Museum, Chapel Rd, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft NR33 8BL in United Kingdom, am I right???

T for Tramway : A trolleybus has tires and does not run on rails, they are two old tramways.

Long live perspective !!

A simple smile would have be enough to make this picture much beautiful...

Wonderful picture but I would have personally cropped the bottom edge of the photo to make disappear the 4 rocks and the plant to focus the look on the lighthouse and the horizon.

It's a detail, but the flag on the ground spoils the image a bit...

Unbelievable ! This is Christopher Lee's look-alike on the left

It's more than 360° ! It would have been necessary to cut the picture just after the white pillar on the right

Your photo is too small (only 636 pixels wide) to judge it correctly.

I did not know that cats liked starfish (Poor Patrick !)

Very nice pictures but it is a pity that your 3 photos are in so small resolution ...

If you remove the crew of a warship, there is no passenger and no cargo, that's not really what I call a transport ship!

They are not meerkats but prairie dogs.

It's a tramway, the trolleybus does not need rails.

A warship is not really related to transport...

The elephant would have deserved to be a little bigger, at least as high as the piece of furniture behind it.

There would have been the same number of cages as men and it would have been perfect

You got it here :
http://nathanfriend.io/inspirograph/

I understand the lack of sharpness because your final assembly is only 473 pixels in width and it is enlarged at 200% to appear on the website. On the other hand, even in high resolution photo 2 is blurred.

... and the result of the assembly is rather strange especially at the level of perspective: it looks like the building is wider at the top than at the bottom

The photos 1 and 3 shown in the SBS have lost their sharpness in the assembly and photo 2 is really blurred... what a pity !

Nice is nice !
43°41'50.6"N 7°16'34.2"E

This picture would have been beautiful if it was not a little too blurry ...

It is a pity that the horizon line is leaned

Congratulations

42°17'23.1"N 4°08'34.5"W (A little harder to find, thanks Google images )

48°38'55.0"N 4°16'07.0"W

48°26'55.5"N 4°09'35.8"W !

I made the same proposal 2 days ago...

I think this big cat does not need dinner time

I think the photo is self-sufficient and the HDR effect does not add much.

I think you will understand better with an image:
http://i644.photobucket.com/albums/uu167/denlig/Image1_1.jpg

What I wanted to say is that if the wheels are aligned on the same line, it is necessary that your eyes are at the same level as this line (the horizon) neither higher nor lower and that it is impossible to see the dromedary above as is the case on the proposed image.

It is a pity that the backgrounds of the photos are practically identical (same color) it gives the impression that all the photos were taken in the same place.

There is a big problem of perspective in this image: the three visible wheels of the truck are at the same level which means that to be consistent with such an arrangement the horizon line should pass through the base of the wheels, Is not the case here ...

Its much better now

Nice picture, I personally cropped left to make disappear the end of the railing that does not bring so much.

Sacrilege! Thank God it's not French wine...

What is the taste of smoked panda ?

The most important thing is that your square images all have the same size in pixels (600x600 for example)
If you want to make your image in powerpoint it is necessary to create a new square presentation of big size (a presentation of 80cmx80cm when exported will give an image of 3024x3024 pixels).
Then simply insert your square images side by side and align them with the powerpoint tools. For the example of the presentation of 80x80cm the images must make 16cm of side (80/5 = 16).
Once all your images are inserted you can add a margin between them. To do this, you must select all the images (do not group them) and then reduce their size to your liking.
It only remains to export the presentation in jpg format

Too bad that the pictures are not in high resolution, one can not judge their qualities. There is also a small problem of size and alignment with the squares.

I agree, really too far from the original. You could make a similar image from any source.

The 4th in the 1st row and the 3rd in the 3rd row are identical, what did I win?

A future winner...

Phone on bike : the best way to hospital (in the best case)!