This from Google Search. One of these isn’t like the others. Can you guess which one?
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Leicaphilia
Philia (/ˈfɪljə/ or /ˈfɪliə/) is one of the four ancient Greek words for love.
This from Google Search. One of these isn’t like the others. Can you guess which one?
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Just goes to show you that a life committed to developing a personal vision, hard work, hard-won devotion to craft, an innate understanding of equipment, people, timing, and hours of travel to be a the right place at the right time are no match for internet-click bait!
SW
Pretty much
Oh dear. I am enturbulated.
As am I.
Well done!
Time to change of search engine…
“This from Google Search. One of these isn’t like the others. Can you guess which one?”
??? …. mhhhh… Barnack? Koudelka? or… Cartier-Bresson? You know, it’s really to hard; a tricky intelligence test; tststs…
Hmm… which von is it, now?
Getting into the picking of nits, perhaps there are two that are slightly off message?
AFAIK Ernst H. was into reflex Leicas more than any of the rest.
Following on from Nick, sometime ago, I changed my default search engine to “duckduckgo” and the same search there misses out the most famous professional Leica vontographer in the vorld.
Try it.
I’m gobsmacked
The power of hype.
Jesus wept.
Is it April 1st already?
So much for Google’s much touted Artificial Intelligence. Clearly it needs much improvement. Highly Artificial; No Intelligence.
You left out the instructions for the test:
Which of the following does not belong?
I can only assume that the google Ai has discovered Scientology…or they’ve discovered the google Ai.
Marketing is mightier than the pen or sword.
That Danish poser is a cr**p. But Jozef Koudelka turned into one of his own images. Must be a nightmare.
I never thought I’d have cause to this guy but… SAD!
What the actual fuuuuuuu…. Is this real??
Just catching up… How did Cartier Bresson figure out how to game a search engine? 😉