Puzzle solved!! After adding the 6th puzzle piece 
gave the correct answer! The photo was taken in London, UK_! Congrats, !
(The remainder of the prize pool (6 SBD) will be transferred to the next photo puzzle yielding a pool size of 9 SBD!)
Hello Steemians!
It's Wednesday and thus time for a new instance of my weekly Photo Puzzle!
Today's prize pool amounts to a neat 12 SBD! So don't hesitate to join the fun, with a bit of luck it might well be worth it!
Before jumping into the game, please have a look at the rule set below!
So let's get this started:
In which city have I taken this photo?
Game rules:
Place a comment and name the coordinates to which you want to see a puzzle piece added (e.g. 'A1'). As soon as I have updated the image I'll notify you with a reply stating 'updated'. After that you have 5 Minutes maximum to reply with your guess! If no guess is placed within this time frame I will skip the round and proceed with the next Steemian in the queue. So make sure to stay tuned during the course of the game.
Only the Steemian who has added a puzzle piece can place the subsequent guess. Puzzle pieces will be added in chronological order each time after the previous user has either placed a wrong or no guess.
First correct answer will be rewarded with 12 SBD minus 1 SBD for each added puzzle piece. Thus, if the correct city hasn't been named before the prize money drops to zero (before the 12th round) the game will be stopped and solved by me. The prize money will then be added to the reward pool of the Photo Puzzle's next instance.
If no request to add a puzzle piece is made for more than 10 minutes, I will add one at a randomly selected position. This will be commented with 'Game round elapsed. Puzzle piece added at position XY'. If you wish to place a guess afterwards, you still have to add another puzzle piece first!
Please note that each Steemian can guess only once! Therefore, the higher risk of guessing early in the game is potentially rewarded higher.
Have fun and happy guessing!
Shaka
Photo recorded by myself with an Canon IXUS 75.
Puzzle grid licensed via my personal Adobe stock account.
If anything prevents you from making full use of your VP you can follow my curation trail on Steemauto.