No photoshop. 110 negative film camera.
Posted on 10/28/2013 2:10:46 PM PDT by Alex Murphy
Cloud computing circa 33AD.
Someone needs to clean the bugs off their Google camera.
I take it as a photographic artefact
If you go to Midway Island on Google Earth, you can tour the island.
Lots and lots of Gooney birds, somehow not a one got run over.
Bug splatter...?
Bug splatter. If you look you’ll see its right at a seam in the photo as well.
Takes a real good imagination to see Jesus and Mary. Wishful thinking, maybe?
No photoshop. 110 negative film camera.
Out of curiosity, I looked at our current address and our previous two. All three pictures on Street View were taken during the time we lived at each address. I recognize my truck in the parking lot from our apartment 4 years ago, the window AC in the house we lived in after that, and my wife’s flowerpots hanging outside our current house.
}:-)4
Wow, got you three times! I never recognized any type filming vehicle on the shot I’m in, and I’m pretty perceptive that way. I wonder what they motor around in.
Not long after, thousands of faithful SketchUp users posted little 3D models of candles and velvet paintings of Jesus to the location.
Too cool.
It is interesting if you go to the latitude/longitude of where this shot is taken, and then proceed, in street view, down the street, after you go through the tunnel, you have to turn around to see the “appearance” behind you.
It’s trippy.
The street view of my house has more than one area that looks like it was pieced together
Oh come on. When Jesus appears again on this earth you will not need a photoshopped photo to know who it is. Believe me.
Wow! No room for the slightest error there:) He’s truly...Batman!
I was wondering if it might have something to do with the way Google does its photos. It’s pieced together, but I’m not sure why anyone would want to do that if it was photoshopped.
That’s for DAMN sure!
I think it’s Abbott and Costello
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