Photoshop or not........can you tell?

[crex]

I would say contrast and saturation may have been dumped up a bit, but my guess is that the clouds where not shopped' in.

[scoke]

no shop here

[scoke]

shame we had the bow roller.

[AirTool]

shame we had the bow roller.

bow nav light

[SkiTower]

scoke wrote:
shame we had the bow roller.


bow nav light

crop the pic a hair and get it out. I personally wish there was a little more of the bow in there, it'd add more personality to an already great pic (and probably qualify for next years PN calendar)

[bchesley]

Crex,

No mods. That was straight iphone pictures....

[AirTool]

scoke wrote:
shame we had the bow roller.


bow nav light

crop the pic a hair and get it out. I personally wish there was a little more of the bow in there, it'd add more personality to an already great pic (and probably qualify for next years PN calendar)

Agree...

[Adrian]

Photoshop or not........can you tell?

One of the bridges my company is building now.

[bchesley]

Most definately shopped. There is no way the local authority would allow someone to ski under a construction project. That and the boat is way too big. Look at the boat and then at the skytrack (4x4 forklift) in the upper left on the bridge.

[MyWakeIsBigger]

ide say the pic Adrian posted looks legit too me..

[AuMDLST]

Maybe they dont care about skiers in SPAIN/EUROPE

[Adrian]

Sorry YourWakeisBigger but bchesley won the prize, it's photoshopped and yes, the boat is way too big, with the right scale you would see a little point as the boat

And yes, here in Europe they don't care about skiers, the enviromentalists win the battle and in most of the lakes motor boats are forbidden. In fact in that lake is forbidden.

The original pics:

[SkiTower]

Didn't beat the answer, but I was going to say yes, the pic is photo-shopped. There is a small gap between the wake and the bridge. Also, I wouldn't think the lake would be that smooth far behind the boat.

Great job on the photoshop though.

[Dallas]

Totaly real

The reflection in the lake is totaly real. Whats really cool is flying overwater at night wearing goggle / NVGs you can see the reflection of stars , the moon and clouds. Sometimes when the water is really smooth it can scare the crap out of you trying to keep it right side up when you can't tell where the water and sky meet.