An Elegant Mess

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suicideblonde:

This was by far the best moment of the night (thought up by Amy Poehler, btw.)

(via bohemea)

I LOVE IT when people prove photoshop fakery.

jronnne:

THIS PICTURE IS A HOAX. PLEASE REBLOG TO HELP SPREAD THE WORD OF THE MOCKERY OF THE OTHER IMAGE AND 9/11.

How is this a fake, you ask?

• It stretched credulity to believe that a camera could have survived such a fall.
• September 11 was a warm day. The temperature was in the high sixties (Fahrenheit) that morning. And yet the man in the photo was wearing heavy clothing.
• The man would have been standing on the south tower of the world trade center—the building with the observation deck. And yet the north tower was the first tower to be hit. Therefore, if we are to believe this picture is real, we must assume the man was happily posing for his photo as the other building was burning off to his side.
• The plane that hit the south tower approached from the south. However, it is evident from the landmarks behind the man that the plane in this photo is approaching from the north.
• Both of the jets that crashed into the World Trade Center were Boeing 767s, whereas a Boeing 757 is shown in this photo.
• The plane likely would have been blurred in the photo due to its high velocity before impact.
• If someone saw a plane about to hit the building where the picture was taking place, why would he/she continue to take the picture?
• The plane hit the south tower at 9:03 am, at which time the observation deck was closed. It only would have opened at 9:30 am.
• The white balance of the two photographs are far off. If the plane were part of the photograph, it would much rather appear yellowish rather than the perfect silver it appears as.
• The poorly-dated image appears to be one edited in MS Paint, rather than by an actual camera, as would appear in this photograph, which proves the picture was taken in November 1997.

(Source: yung-hyung, via fresh-effect)

photojojo:

Austrian artist Andreas Franke, an avid diver and professional photographer, has put up a photo exhibition at a depth of 93 feet on the Vandenberg shipwreck off Key West.

Underwater Photo Exhibition at Artificial Reef in Florida Keys

(Source: photojojo)