--- Alexandru Petrescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tell me how? Is it a computer-generated animation
> out of a
> high-resolution photo?
I would think it can also be possible that a collage
of photos shot from different angles was combined
manually or stitched together with software. The
question however is, how was the collage obtained:
1. Camera Suspended in air ?
2. Rotating planar Mirror Suspended in front ?
3. An extended ledge/plank/support which was
"digitally" "cloned out" from the bottom of the
photgraph ?
4. More far fetched: A chopper used for the frontal
photo/collage
The collage part should be true since the shadows
formed by the bars under the child on the right side
wall (almost straight) have a different angle than
the shadow by the lowest bar on the right side wall
where the couple is standing: so it was shot during
different times in the day. This is more apparent from
the HiRes Quicktime version
- Harman
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