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fingertroubleThis is one for the photographers - but what's wrong with this (former?) National Geographic content winner?
Oops.
via PhotoshopDisasters. 'The picture shows reflections of clouds on water' - be nice if it did. Oh and Photoshopped layered images are specifically verboten for this contest.
But there is more - this guy claims he uses just a Pentax K1000 with Ektachrome and nothing else (or 'Vesline' - Vaseline I think on a filter) in the first one, and the Canon 300D in the others:
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1474528.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1472563.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1464431.html - can you say 'cloning'?
Umm....right. Nearly 30 years of photography and 20 years of digital editing experience says:
I think you just got pwned. Nice to see that NG has pulled it from their site...but amazing it ever got there in the first place, as it defies the law of physics and they do kind of do this sort of thing for a living?!
You get the impression that nowadays picture editors don't question the veracity of their images too much, which is sad.
Oops.
via PhotoshopDisasters. 'The picture shows reflections of clouds on water' - be nice if it did. Oh and Photoshopped layered images are specifically verboten for this contest.
But there is more - this guy claims he uses just a Pentax K1000 with Ektachrome and nothing else (or 'Vesline' - Vaseline I think on a filter) in the first one, and the Canon 300D in the others:
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1474528.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1472563.html
http://www.usefilm.com/image/1464431.html - can you say 'cloning'?
Umm....right. Nearly 30 years of photography and 20 years of digital editing experience says:
I think you just got pwned. Nice to see that NG has pulled it from their site...but amazing it ever got there in the first place, as it defies the law of physics and they do kind of do this sort of thing for a living?!
You get the impression that nowadays picture editors don't question the veracity of their images too much, which is sad.