Hmmmmm... Still iffy. If the sun is low enough to only hit one side of the camel and cast that long of a shadow, it is pssible that that shadow is hitting the second camel on it's legs and under it's tummy.
[quote name=\'Marko\' post=\'42261\' date=\'Dec 12 2007, 09:15 PM\']I thought it was an interesting shot, until I stumbled on something.
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I call fake, If it was real, I think the shadow would go over the camel as well, not under it :S[/quote]
I see two camels where you circled >.>
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So do I, but see how the shadow of the first one goes underneath the second one, I donno, it just doesn't look right.
[quote name=\'"Shydragonchic"\']Hmmmmm... Still iffy. If the sun is low enough to only hit one side of the camel and cast that long of a shadow, it is pssible that that shadow is hitting the second camel on it's legs and under it's tummy.[/quote]
If both camels are almost the same height then the shadow can't go over it now can it? The sun would have to come from under the first camel for that to happen ...
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