jeremy took this on a business trip for one:ten communications
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- Taken on April 18, 2007
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IN.Time [deleted] 74 months ago | reply
:)
故意搞鬼的吧!
Luis de la Orden Morais 74 months ago | reply
Heard about this photo in a discussion group in Brasil.
thiagomoreirac 74 months ago | reply
lol
Nigel Stewart 74 months ago | reply
Eggsellent.
Dana Masuda 74 months ago | reply
Job opening!
jo4nnyred 74 months ago | reply
This picture is almost as funny as the one I accidentally took of the inside of my jeans pocket.
I know about the 404 pages, and I know about Yahoo, but wow...that's not even mildly amusing to me.
tomatito.lucrecia 74 months ago | reply
cojonudo!
brianatx 74 months ago | reply
This is fake. Provably photoshopped.
Consider: www.flickr.com/photos/8067131@N05/481666258/
Look at the perspective lines. In order to match the bottom perspective on both of the 4's, it has to cut through the bottom of the 0.
Even then, they do not quite match up with the perspective of the backboards.
You can replicate this on the original photo.
Dunbone 74 months ago | reply
I beg to differ brianatx.. (btw, where are YOUR pictures?)
Consider : www.flickr.com/photos/kaz/124477481/in/set-72157594316295...
Also consider the EXIF data (if you know what that is....)
If it had been modified in photoshop or something, then the software info in the EXIF data would read the software's name. In this case, this photo has not been modified.
But thanks anyway Columbo, that's 15 mintues you won't be getting back...
jkenning 74 months ago | reply
Actually, brianatx, it's just good typography. Curved letters and numbers should always sit slightly below the baseline of their straight counterparts, in order to be optically aligned. You'll notice that even a program as unsophisticated as Microsoft Word does this automatically.
opacity 74 months ago | reply
You should totally submit this to the Consumerist flickr pool.
brianatx 74 months ago | reply
Very well, I retract. I'll update my listing.
I do have a couple of comments:
1) A piece of data in a file is just a piece of data. Are you telling me, Dunbone, that if Photoshop can alter EXIF data that another program can't?
2) Zoomed out photos aren't helpful. So offering that as evidence isn't helpful either.
I did see a second photo in this collection that had it, though I haven't seen another photo from a secondary source that shows it.
josterpi 74 months ago | reply
brianatx, here's a secondary source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT&T_Park
ahurley 73 months ago | reply
I took some photos at AT&T park last year and you can see the Yahoo! ad by the 404 there, too.
audiodude 73 months ago | reply
While we're on the subject, who doesn't love the 420 sign in Fenway Park. Gives me a giggle every time...
1wn 73 months ago | reply
classic!
~Tatankanuk~ 73 months ago | reply
Good one!!
tsarfan 73 months ago | reply
classic!
luca.mazzei 72 months ago | reply
ahaha great one!
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Fried Toast 66 months ago | reply
Love it :D
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