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Haymarket Metro Station escalator shaft

from North East Museums

  • Paul W L Jones said:
    Something odd to the top right of the photo? Can you explain - cheers - Paul
  • Joseph Kelly said:
    Odd is an understatement! The figure is very static (see left hand) but very translucent, standing between steps, and entirely at the wrong angle (ie, leaning backwards about 30 degrees.) If this were a 'genuine' person moving about in the image they would be blurred, but translucence without movement is impossible and thie effect shown can only be achieved by a double exposure. (I'm a press photographer of 40 years experience).
  • Joseph Kelly said:
    I've just downloaded this image and magnified it, and things get even stranger. Above the person's head tucked to the right of the escalator is an fuzzy 'phallic' object that doesn't have the same focus qualities of its surrounding objects, so doesn't belong in this image either. A private joke of some sort?

A carpenter at the TVA's new Douglas dam on the French Broad River, Tenn. This dam will be 161 feet high and 1,682 feet ong, with a 31,600-acre reservoir area extending 43 miles upstream. With a useful storage capacity of approximately 1,330,000 acre-feet

from The Library of Congress

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  • bi711247 said:
    Awesome photo!
  • George Makris said:
    Great picture
  • Jonathan Smith said:
    this is awesome....
  • starling_bird said:
    The lighting and pose make it look very theatrical. I like.
  • lia said:
    this looks like it was taken today. a composition so few photographers can attain properly.

Two Miners - Wearmouth Colliery

from North East Museums