Access Points 28: Do you know what and where this is?
UPDATE 3/11: Want to know the answer? Here it is!
Have you seen this? If so, share your guess at what it is in the comments!
Here we go, our 28th Access Point. Much like the 27 before it, here’s an image from something fun to do around Atlanta. If you know what it is and where to find it, share your guess in the comments or on Twitter @insideaccess.
I’ll reveal the answer in photos and a story at 4 p.m. tomorrow!
To keep playing, check out our earlier Access Points stops.
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117 comments Add your comment
LaQuesha Almond
March 11th, 2010
5:12 pm
the GA aquarium
Leslie prudente
March 11th, 2010
4:39 pm
It’s at GA Aquarium and it’s a picture of anemone and the blue is a swift movement of the tail of a fish. Salt water tank!
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March 11th, 2010
4:03 pm
[...] were dozens of guesses at this week’s Access Point, and no, it’s not an up-close shot of human skin. (The camera and lenses I dug out of AJC [...]
Bev
March 11th, 2010
1:20 pm
Fernbank Museum?
Janie
March 11th, 2010
1:15 pm
Georgia Aquarium
Sharin Latimer
March 11th, 2010
12:38 pm
What ever it is it has something to do with the blue part being The Atlanta Thashers symbol and colors. That’s all I can think of. Maybe a man’s neck wearing a Atlanta Thashers suit. (?)
James H
March 11th, 2010
12:31 pm
I agree Georgia Aquarium. It is some sort of Leather coral.
kaygeeone
March 11th, 2010
12:07 pm
Sea Anemone and a fish at the Georgia Aquarium.
Rita
March 11th, 2010
11:52 am
Georgia Aquarium – little biddy fish
Jan
March 11th, 2010
11:50 am
It’s some kind of underwater plant (or animal) at the Atlanta Aquarim