Spot The Differences

[Dave]

Latest post of the previous page:

A small area of yellow has been removed.

[boatbuilder]

Well done! I take it you went to Specsavers then, Dave.

[Dave]

A Toronto 'Spot the Difference'. The second photo has the changes. To spot the 15 differences it would be better to right click each photo and click on 'Open link in new tab'.

[boatbuilder]

You haven't said how many there are, Dave.

Here are a couple:

1. The 'St' in the blue Dundas St sign has been lowered.
2. The 'X' in the Priority Crossing sign has become a tick '✓'

As it's in Toronto, I'd better leave some for Anjalli.

[Dave]

You haven't said how many there are, Dave.

I've put the amount (15) in the post now, boatbuilder.

[Dave]

1. The 'St' in the blue Dundas St sign has been lowered.
2. The 'X' in the Priority Crossing sign has become a tick '✓'

I forgot to say, boatbuilder, both right.

[Anjalli]

Thank you Dave but you guys go ahead and find the differences. I have to go out soon but will check it out when I have some time, sorry but really busy right now.

[boatbuilder]

I'll give a couple more then, Anjalli.

1. The 'St' in the blue Dundas St sign has been lowered.
2. The 'X' in the Priority Crossing sign has become a tick '✓'
3. The white 'badge' on the woman's coat in the foreground is missing.
4. The small coloured marks in the black below the white sign in the centre have been swapped about.

[Dave]

Both right again, boatbuilder, you're getting good at this. The reason I put To spot the 15 differences it would be better to right click each photo and click on 'Open link in new tab' is because not all of the changes show up too well otherwise. I'm sure you know that already but any newcomers might not and, of course, I'd hate to cheat.

[Anjalli]

5) next to the Manulife sign there are 4 straight lines on the top, the bottom one has 5.
6) where the Manulife sign is on that wall where it kind of join the tv screen, therr is a piece of red pole or pipe showing on the top one, not on the bottom.
7) extreme right by the screen next to a post, there are two dots or screw heads on the top one, three on the bottom.
8) extreme right again on the Eaton Centre, the light standard has a grey box by the blue signage on the top picture, not on the bottom one.

[Anjalli]

9) below the Dundas sign there is a white section, the bottom is almost on top of the brown building in an almost straight line on the top picture, about half of that on the bottom one.
10) extreme right there is a picture below the screen, on the top left there is a big bit of grayish white on the green on the top picture, a smaller graying white on the green on the bottom one.

[boatbuilder]

11. The man behind the woman in the brown coat has had a head transplant from the man next to the woman in the front centre of the picture.
12. The black bag the person on the extreme left of the picture has is bigger (longer) in the second picture than the first.
13. Not sure about this one, but along from the line referred to in Anjalli's number 9, the brick wall at the front of the building facing the road has a small amount of brick missing of the reversed 'L' shape where it touches the cream coloured wall.

I've marked them all so far yellow in this original picture with my number 13 in Red.

We're a good team, Anjalli. Over to you!

[Dave]

All perfectly right, however number 13's change was unintentional. I extended the brown section by copying a part of it and pasting it back on the end. Without realising it I must have copied some of the white as well which covered a small section of the 'reversed 'L' shape'. That means there are 16 changes leaving 3 more, one of which is better spotted using the ''Open link in new tab' which I mentioned earlier. I hope that makes sense but I recorded 'Rod Stewart At The BBC' earlier and I'm watching him and typing at the same time.

[boatbuilder]

I thought that might be the case, Dave. That's why I wasn't sure if that was one of them.

I've found the other three but I'll give Anjalli a chance at them for the remainder of the day before I give them.

So far:

1. The 'St' in the blue Dundas St sign has been lowered.
2. The 'X' in the Priority Crossing sign has become a tick '✓'
3. The white 'badge' on the woman's coat in the foreground is missing.
4. The small coloured marks in the black below the white sign in the centre have been swapped about.
5) next to the Manulife sign there are 4 straight lines on the top, the bottom one has 5.
6) where the Manulife sign is on that wall where it kind of join the tv screen, therr is a piece of red pole or pipe showing on the top one, not on the bottom.
7) extreme right by the screen next to a post, there are two dots or screw heads on the top one, three on the bottom.
8) extreme right again on the Eaton Centre, the light standard has a grey box by the blue signage on the top picture, not on the bottom one.
9) below the Dundas sign there is a white section, the bottom is almost on top of the brown building in an almost straight line on the top picture, about half of that on the bottom one.
10) extreme right there is a picture below the screen, on the top left there is a big bit of grayish white on the green on the top picture, a smaller graying white on the green on the bottom one.
11. The man behind the woman in the brown coat has had a head transplant from the man next to the woman in the front centre of the picture.
12. The black bag the person on the extreme left of the picture has is bigger (longer) in the second picture than the first.
13. Not sure about this one, but along from the line referred to in Anjalli's number 9, the brick wall at the front of the building facing the road has a small amount of brick missing of the reversed 'L' shape where it touches the cream coloured wall.

To get:

14.
15.
16.

[boatbuilder]

Here are the last three (14 to 16 below) and arrowed on the image

1. The 'St' in the blue Dundas St sign has been lowered.
2. The 'X' in the Priority Crossing sign has become a tick '✓'
3. The white 'badge' on the woman's coat in the foreground is missing.
4. The small coloured marks in the black below the white sign in the centre have been swapped about.
5) next to the Manulife sign there are 4 straight lines on the top, the bottom one has 5.
6) where the Manulife sign is on that wall where it kind of join the tv screen, therr is a piece of red pole or pipe showing on the top one, not on the bottom.
7) extreme right by the screen next to a post, there are two dots or screw heads on the top one, three on the bottom.
8) extreme right again on the Eaton Centre, the light standard has a grey box by the blue signage on the top picture, not on the bottom one.
9) below the Dundas sign there is a white section, the bottom is almost on top of the brown building in an almost straight line on the top picture, about half of that on the bottom one.
10) extreme right there is a picture below the screen, on the top left there is a big bit of grayish white on the green on the top picture, a smaller graying white on the green on the bottom one.
11. The man behind the woman in the brown coat has had a head transplant from the man next to the woman in the front centre of the picture.
12. The black bag the person on the extreme left of the picture has is bigger (longer) in the second picture than the first.
13. Not sure about this one, but along from the line referred to in Anjalli's number 9, the brick wall at the front of the building facing the road has a small amount of brick missing of the reversed 'L' shape where it touches the cream coloured wall.
14. Mark at the bottom of the 'P' over the Hard Roack Cafe sign removed.
15. Shoe on the man in the right foreground is a darker shade of the colour.
16. Grey mark on footpath (lower right) removed.

[Dave]

All correct, boatbuilder and Anjalli. I thought the shoe, number 15, would be a problem as the darker shade didn't show up too well on my computer when I posted the photo on the website. Hence my several reminders about using 'Open link in new tab' where I could see the change of shade much better. I have a Lowestoft beach photo that I've doctored but I'll let you both have a rest for a little while.