A puzzle!

Pastels or colored chalk ?

Good guess, Peggy but 'nope!'

Outstanding shot!

Admired in:
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Many thanks, William!

Domino tiles? Or some other board game?

Great shot!

I really don't know what it is ! But it's nice and colourful !

Erhard,
Ulrich,
Sami,
Thank you!
Keep guessing!!!

Empty (used) ink cartridges?

Nope!

No idea but I like it:-)

Philippe,
Berny,
Gudrun,
Thank you!

Fascinating................but frustrating, because I have no idea what it is and it will annoy me all night :-))

Same problem with me. I'm puzzled... Those white spots must mean something. A logo perhaps.

Ron,
cammino,
Keith,
Thank you!

Containers?

Nope!

.t.a.o.n.,
Martine,
Isisbridge,
Thank you!

Please give a clue =)

Clue.
Just for you!
They can now be found in a lemon colour too.
Before that, the most recent addition was the strawberry coloured one, which was the case when I took this shot back in 2012 or 13.
I suppose you could cheat and ask Diane Putnam but a) that wouldn't be ethical and
b) I doubt she would let the cat out of the bag (how about that for a very strange English idiom!).
:o)

Then I guess they are some sort of mint candy boxes?

WELL DONE SAMI!!!!!
I don't have them any more or I would post a pic of one but, yes; called Smints, here in Spain.
I might try and and find a link!
Hmmm; I tried to copy an image from google images - must be copyright issues.

Image search helped me to find it. The "basic" mint flavor is sold also here in Finland.

That was a nice image puzzle! =)

How does image search work, given the very few clues I gave?
Pleased you liked my 'puzzle'!! :o)

Oh sorry, I meant there was no need for you to add a picture of 'Smints' here because it was easy to find them once you know what they are called.

But before, while still guessing, it was somewhat a mission impossible. My guess was just a wild guess. When I tried to search for "mint candies", I mostly got just pictures of Tic-tacs. And that was not very helpful.

But then I thought there could be some mint packages where one side has no text at all. Usually there is some text on all sides of any packages.

That's it, Sami! It was the plain sides that got me thinking!

Cigarette lighters?

No. Keep guessing. I may reveal all at the end of the weekend or, I might not. it depends how mischievous I feel then!

No nude photography, please!

I actually hadn't thought of that (why on earth not I now wonder to myself!), but now you have planted an even more mischievous seed in my noodle!

Blackcurrant, lime, strawberry - some kind of kids' sweet drinks?

No, Jim but you are at least a LITTLE bit closer than the others so far!

Ramon,
Jim,
Thank you!

WELL DONE SAMI!!!!!
I don't have them any more or I would post a pic of one but, yes; called Smints, here in Spain.
They are small tin containers. I kept these in order to keep paper clips, tacs,
that sort of thing. In the end I realised I had too many so chucked them!

Never heard of Smints before. I suppose the white bits are blutack?
I'd been thinking they might be wheels, hence looking down on container lorries.
But I said 'containers', so my guess was actually right (in the wrong way).

Nor had I until I came to Spain but they are as ubiquitous as Tic-tacs. The white 'dots' are from the white of the Smints lettering on the front of the tins. I actually thought your container lorry park idea was a good one!

cp_u, many thanks!

Rashid,
cp_u,
Thank you!
This is OK, Rashid, I can move on to the next photo, but with a ys only, I can write a 'thank you' (as I would wish) but then have to go right back to an earlier page and scroll through the pages again to get to the next ys of yours. I wish there were a way of going straight to your next ys without having to spend several minutes wasting time! it is a system fault, nothing to do with you!
Best wishes,
Andy

Thank you, Rashid!

What a nice puzzle!