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POLL: "Is this photo a composite?"
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No. It´s just a regular photo well edited.
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May 15, 2013 11:31 |  #16

Alan,
The 1st one "looks" fake, simply because it's so damn PERFECT! :lol:
ie: too good tp be true,.

My guess is that it's real and you are fooling me. :)


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May 15, 2013 14:21 |  #17

Jake you are correct, the first one is the composite. When I realised that I was never going to get the angle that I needed, well not without wandering out on to the active runway, not really a starter at an airshow. So I snapped a shot of the moon at the same FL as I was using so I could move it where I wanted it. It is art not news reporting after all. The second one is processed only in LR.

Given the sponsor I really needed a Cow Jumped Over the Moon shot.

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May 16, 2013 04:59 |  #18

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #15934740 (external link)
Lastly, it IS an amazing photo, and very politically charged, so charged in fact that I'd rather not consider taking a side here.

I was going to ask how the politics could have a bearing on the quality of the image, as an image. Then I remembered I was on the Interwebs ;)


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