See if you still think so after you wrestle (yeah, don't you wish) with this for a while. Models are plentiful, but photographers usually use backgrounds devoid of any detail or interest in order to focus attention on the model. "Puzzle-worthy" images must have recognizable patterns and detail in every area of the image, so they can be logically assembled by those trying to solve it. If, for example, two of the tiles show an identical, monochrome area like a blank sky, that's one too many. I bet there won't be many scores below 56 (average low score for a 63 tile puzzle) on this one.

Who cares <g>