One player is designated (or declare) photographer. It is playmaker throughout the game. Its role? Bring other players to take the poses shown on maps. Its means? Camera, comrades motivated and compliant and high capacity conductor! Early in the game, the playmaker selects 12 cards depending on location and level of difficulty desired. For each card drawn, the photographer reads the test players specifying the criteria that will allow them to score points, then triggers the "delay" of the camera. Your device does not delay? Perform a countdown first aloud and then in a low voice, to preserve the element of surprise. Indeed, during the 10 seconds delay before the onset of the photo, players can lose their bearings (or balance!) And poses a priori easy to achieve can become Cirque du Soleil for Dummies! A once the 12 photos taken, watch them directly on the screen of the camera or on a computer screen and proceed to scoring. Once the position of a player obeys the criteria, he won points. The player who has the most at the end of the game wins. Warning: this game requires the use of a camera (preferably with timer function)!