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RadishRose
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I looked it up. It's in Milan, Italy.
How did you do that??? Look up a picture, I mean?
Knight
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Google knows everything
https://www.google.com/search?q=whe...sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=ZRcrBCJbJQxIRM
British Architect Puts Giant Zipper On Building In Milan
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Creator: Marc Wilmot
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https://www.google.com/search?q=whe...sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=ZRcrBCJbJQxIRM
British Architect Puts Giant Zipper On Building In Milan
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Creator: Marc Wilmot
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RadishRose
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Use Google Images.
First save the image to your device.
Then go to Google Images https://images.google.com/m
There is a tiny icon of a camera in the Search field, click on it. Then browse your device for your image and double click.
OldFeller
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RadishRose
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I certainly take the scenic route, don't I?
I tried Google image search...amazing! Why, oh why didn't I know about this when I was shopping for new bedroom furniture! I would see a dresser I liked in a picture but didn't know where it came from. Now I do! Little things make me so happy!!! Thanks again.Thank you both! I learn something new every day!
NorthernLight
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I'm pretty good at doing Google searches, but in the case of photos or paintings, sometimes it's hard to describe what you're looking at.
I'm not sure how this would work on a computer. But on my smartphone I do the following:
Press on the photo for a second or two. A list of options will appear. Click on "Search image with Google Lens." You'll see several images, some of which might lead to information about what's in the picture.
(Doesn't always work.)
I'm not sure how this would work on a computer. But on my smartphone I do the following:
Press on the photo for a second or two. A list of options will appear. Click on "Search image with Google Lens." You'll see several images, some of which might lead to information about what's in the picture.
(Doesn't always work.)
@NorthernLight , that works pretty good too. But you're right, it doesn't work all the time. Strange. But it's nice to have another way to find things!