In the frame
A hermit crab with hairy red legs peeks out of a striped spiral shell on rough, wet rock. Strands of green seaweed and a small pool lie to the left; barnacle holes dot the rock on the right.
This dive leaves all 15 tiles of a 5 × 3 board in place but rotates them by 90, 180 or 270 degrees. Tap each tile until the whole picture stands upright.
Dive plan
- Start with the easy part: the striped shell and the red legs.
- Almost every part of this frame has detail. The least distinct part is the rough grey rock at the bottom right, and even that has texture to go on.
- Each tap turns a tile a quarter clockwise; right-click or Shift+Enter turns it back.
- Start with tiles that contain a horizon, a body or a straight edge — their upright position is obvious.
- Lines run through most tiles here, so check that each one continues smoothly into its neighbours.
- Plain tiles can look right at two angles; check the direction of the light and the texture.
Colours of the picture
Main colours, measured from the picture's pixels: olive (39%), brown (25%), charcoal (24%) and sand (11%).
- olive39%
- brown25%
- charcoal24%
- sand11%
How deep it goes
Depth 2 of 5 — an easy dive.
Wall dives drop off into bigger boards, where the plain parts of a picture start to slow you down.