3 Google Images
#1 search result on Google images (SafeSearch set to “strict”) for: 3 source: 3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:4-2-3-1.gif
#1 search result on Google images (SafeSearch set to “strict”) for: 3 source: 3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:4-2-3-1.gif
#1 search result on Google images (SafeSearch set to “strict”) for: 2 source: http://adnanwasim.com/spawn-123/
I haven’t blogged in a while, about 50 posts behind actually. To make up for lost time, there will be an assault of 50 blog posts. Each post will feature the #1 Google Images search result for a number from the set of 1 through 50. This will be a nice social studies experiment. So …
Running a Google Image search on “Chicago” results in a great deal of photos of the now defunct Chicago Spire by Santiago Calatrava. I was kinda hoping to find some of Matt Maldre’s famous Chicago photos ranked favorably by Flickr like this one. I never saw the image above of the Chicago Spire. It’s quite …
My brother was telling me about Marin Puryear and he sent me a link to Google Image results with his name. So I did a Google Image Search for my name and I’m happy to see the photo of Harry Callahan and I is #2. Here’s the Google Image Search results for Harry Callahan. And …
Here’s what’s currently shown as the number one search result for “Chicago painting” on Google Images. “The Bean…Chicago Painting”Karen Margulis7 in X 5 in (17.8 cm X 12.7 cm), dry pastel$95 USD Firstly, I have to say that calling a dry pastel drawing a “painting” is quite a stretch. Though I’ve fallen victim to using …
#1 Google image for “chicago” I’m happy to see that this image is the #1 result from a images.google.com search for Chicago. The way the shadows loom large over the street, beach and lake is quite an impact. And those are among the smaller-sized buildings in Chicago.The aerial nature of the photo also gives a …
#1 Google image for “pencilneck”
I can never get enough of Google Images. It’s such a quirky little tool. Sometimes it’s very usual for finding stuff or times it’s not. And it’s always fun to search for unusual words and see what the number one hit is. here’s a good one: joke
Go to Google Images and do a search on your name. It’s fun. I did a search for my name, Erik. The first image is a photo of some guy apparently on fire. The second image is of Beeker from The Muppets!