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WOW ITS FAKE

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This frequently-retweeted photos is also from Brigantine. A Twitter user named Tom Phillips found the shark used in this Photoshop job in a Google image search:

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This is a picture of a McDonalds after Hurricane Sandy, but this picture was originally taken in 2009

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The bulk of the faux photos involve varying degree of skill with image-editing software like Photoshop. In this imaginative mash-up, a scuba diver explores the 14th Street-Union Square subway stop in Manhattan:

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One more storm picture of New York that was called “Hurricane Sandy” on the web, but in reality was taken last year during a thunderstorm.

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Shark Photoshop in after flood

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Weather

A shark was photographed swimming in the front yard of a flooded home in Brigantine Beach, New Jersey as Hurricane Sandy pounded the eastern seaboard.

The amazing picture was spotted by , which reported a number of other remarkable images as a result of the storm. Already images have been coming in of streets entirely wiped out by rain in Atlantic City and parts of Brooklyn, and television images have shown reporters being pummeled by wind and rain.

CBS News' national correspondent Chip Reid was knocked down by a giant rogue wave as he reported on Hurricane Sandy from Ocean City, Maryland. The wave came up from behind Reid and his cameraman, knocking the reporter to the ground.

"Fortunately we did manage to save the camera." Reid said.

The storm also brought down many live electrical wires, with images of a sparking wire down in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Another image from New York showed a giant crane dangling 75 feet above the city pavement after it was damaged by high winds from the storm.

But perhaps the most dramatic image of the day so far has been the shark swimming in the front yard. After weather forecasters predicted a massive storm last year in Hurricane Irene, a storm that fizzled, many people were left wary about whether Hurricane Sandy would really be as bad as experts were warning.

As if the shark swimming in the front lawn wasn't enough proof, the storm's early damage is sufficient to show that it's serious. Though The Huffington Post reported that it was downgraded when it hit land, the storm has still been able to muster hurricane-strength winds in New Jersey and cause thousands of canceled flights and create power outages over hundreds of square miles.

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Shark Found In Front Yard As Hurricane Sandy Floods New Jersey

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Weather A shark was photographed swimming in the front yard of a flooded home in Brigantine Beach, New Jersey as Hurricane Sandy pounded the eastern seaboard. The amazing picture was spotted by , which reported a number of other remarkable images as a result of the storm.

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This image of Lady Liberty and Sandy storm is not real.

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Obama is not really a wizard.

AP Does It Again ... He is just at a normal press confrence.

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This is the melanium  falcon on earth... I dinn't know it could be on earth!

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http://deravarra.ie/dieting-tips-for-an-overweight-horse/ This is a picture of a horse and a rider. As you can see, both are very fat and out of proportion. The rider would probably not be able to get up onto that horse, considering his size. If the horse was this big it could not run, and couldn't even think about jumping, which what it is doing in this picture. Also, it is impossible for a horse to be this fat. The link is above

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Possibly one of the most famous hoax photos ever taken, it was at first believed that this photo was retrieved from a camera at Ground Zero but only later did people realize it was a fake.

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Hey buddy! I just saw a photo of you naked! No, really.. it were you! Or maybe it's a prank? No, it's kind of other stuff that is called a fake photo.

Let's try to figure out what makes these photoshopped pictures a real virus. Here you'll find a few interesting facts that can be used to show off your intelligence on the next cocktail party or to impress a potential girlfriend on the first date.

The article is truly exciting and even shocking at some moments. Did you know that there is someone's else body on the portrait of Lincoln? Or that Tom Cruise knows for sure how to hang out? You will know this and much more after reading this post.

Fake History Shots

History can not be changed, but it is possible to fake old photos and make people believe in something that is not true. Here are some old photos that prove this fact.
Fake Lunar Photos
Recently I came across a very interesting book with colorful photos of the Moon surface, but there is one thing, the book is dated 1885. James Nasmyth, the inventor of steam hammer, and James Carpenter from the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, released an extremely successful book "The Moon: Considered as a Planet, a World, and a Satellite" that was illustrated with photographs of the incredible lunar surfaces.

In fact it was impossible to make such pictures of the Moon at that time. Photographing the Moon was a very difficult task. In the 19th century, when photographers just began to figure out the basics of shooting the Moon, they were limited by great distance separating them from their subject matter. In fact, only when "Apollo" landed on the surface of our satellite, people were able to make a real version of Moon photographs. So, book illustrations were a real fake.
Abraham Lincoln's Portrait
I believe you've seen this portrait of American President Abraham Lincoln more than once. It's everywhere: in books, journals and schoolbooks. And also I think that you can not even imagine that it's a composition of Linkoln's head and John Calhoun's body.
TV Guide with Oprah Winfrey
I bet if you see this magazine in a bookstore you would never believe that it's only Oprah's head! The body belongs to the actress Ann-Margret. But the most interesting thing is that that both of them were unaware of this picture. The deception was discovered when Ann-Margret's fashion designer has recognized the dress.
Rolling Stones' Album Cover
I can not imagine how offended was the bassist of a popular music band "Rolling Stones" Bill Wyman when he saw that he was digitally cut from the album cover "Rarities" 1971-2003. The fact is that bassist left the group in 1992, but the photo was taken in 1978.
Exhibit "Line Up"
There are lots of pictures spread all over the web where George Walker Bush and members of his administration are depicted as criminals. These photos are the part of a set called "Line Up" by Artists Marshall Reese and Nora Ligorano. This is a clear protest against the war in Iraq.

Sandy Hurricane Fake Photos

Can you imagine that during the Hurricane Sandy disaster Lady Liberty was washed away by a huge wave and the bloodthirsty sharks were swimming in the flooded streets? Oh God, it's really ridiculous! It is sad that people believe in everything they see on TV and read in Internet. Probably, the news sphere is the perfect ground for fake pictures, because during Hurricane Sandy lots of fake pictures provoked a real storm in the web.
Lady Liberty
This photo appeared on Facebook claiming to be a storm surge from Hurricane Sandy.

Probably, you've already seen it. Anyway, we all know about Photoshop, don't we? And this image of Lady Liberty and Sandy storm is not real. So, if you're still going to share it on Facebook or Twitter, just don't forget to mention that it's a fake.
Flooded McDonalds
Do you remember when Hurricane Sandy photos flew around Facebook and Twitter? Lots of fake pictures confused people all around the globe. Here is one more shot from the Virginia Beach.

But the fact is, this photo was originally taken in 2009.
Sharks in the Streets
Sharks in floodwaters during Hurricane Sandy? There are also plenty of pictures with sharks that are swimming along flooded streets.

It's definitely gone viral. Lots of people still think it's real and are afraid to go out.

Don't be afraid! These photos are totally fake. A few tricks in Photoshop and they're done.
Storm in New York
Somehow all the photos depicting a storm are called Hurricane Sandy now, aren't they?

One more storm picture of New York that was called "Hurricane Sandy" on the web, but in reality was taken last year during a thunderstorm.
The Tomb of the Unknowns
Regarding the image of soldiers outside the Tomb of the Unknowns, it is a scene from the "Independence Day" movie. Don't you recognize it?

It's a really great shot that shows the soldiers' commitment, no matter what kind of weather is outside. But, it was not taken during Hurricane Sandy. Plus one to Hurricane Sandy fake photos.

Celebrities Fake Photos

Would you like to know how to troll on Facebook? The answer is quite simple: photoshop Hollywood celebrities into your party photos. Who are your favourites? Tom Cruise or the President? Maybe you want to show a photo with Bill Murray to your friends? Magic graphic editor Photoshop will fulfill all your desires.

Or you may ask Everett Hiller for help. Because he has launched series of party shots with celebrities that created a real storm in social media. Hiller takes several source pictures of celebrities ranging from presidents to movie stars, and also takes some amateur party photos with Google Image search. I think it's not that difficult. The results are impressing, just take a look at these pics.
Tom Cruise Emma Watson Barack Obama Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Leonardo DiCaprio
Seems like these celebrities know for sure how to party.

And Much More

A little more fake photos and interesting facts can be found below.
Japan Tsunami and Earthquake Disaster
The text that was accompanying this picture told a dramatic story about a mother protecting her child and a message on her cell phone.

In fact, the photo is real, but it was taken 3 years earlier during the Panzhihua Earthquake in China on August 30, 2008.
Nessie
I always thought that the legend about Loch Ness Monster is a result of the imagination of my 80-year-old grandmother. But then I saw the picture you see below. You know the thing on the image as Nessie.

It has caught the imagination of the scientists and dreamers, curious children and adults, and many more. Wikipedia can tell you a lot about Nessie, I'm not going to push on you. But still it's very interesting to see how this myth has been shaped over the years. It's a quite cunning and sophisticated trick of marketers that wanted to draw people to Scotland. I don't think they managed to do it, but Loch Ness Monster legend is definitely known all over the globe.
Twin Tower Attack
The man on this picture was named "a tourist guy". It claimed to be taken before Twin tower attack. Not too smart.

Of course, it's a photoshopped image. You might add a clown there as well, but it would be just as inappropriate as to distort actual events. Here is a great example.
Jew and Policeman
This photo appeared in New York in 2001 with a stating that an Israeli policeman has beaten an Arab.

But it turned out that the blooded man in an image was a Jew who was attacked by Arabs and was saved by a policeman. In spite of this, there are some people who still believe the made-up story even after 11 years have passed.

Ironically, this photo turned in support of Israel, when the Arabs tried to kill their compatriot. For example, this image was used by propaganda suggesting people to stop buying Coca Cola. The brand red color of Coca Cola is a color of blood. Looks like something from a horror movie.

Think before You Tweet

Do not believe in everything that is written in the Internet, even if it is confirmed by photographs. Photoshop experts can easily fool you, so do not let it happen.

I hope you liked the article and my research of fake photos and facts was worth the time :)

People who have spotted fake photographs are still wanted. So, if you have some photos to share, tell us in a comment section below!

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20 Epic Fake Pictures that Have Fooled the Whole World

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Hey buddy! I just saw a photo of you naked! No, really.. it were you! Or maybe it's a prank? No, it's kind of other stuff that is called a fake photo. Let's try to figure out what makes these photoshopped pictures a real virus.

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Obama does NOT dress like this! This is a real Napoleon painting with Obama's head photo shopped in later (Obviosly!).

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As you can see the fish has a spider head and is the exact same picture as 10 other animals photoshopped

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im not doing the work. how bout you do the work

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In 2012 after serious flooding in the Philippines these photos circulated of kids playing on the computer. As many people pointed out, the reflections don’t add up.\

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There is not a dog this fat. This breed of dog could never get this fat! Also, its paw is bigger than its head.

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There is a strange woman walking on mars? Without oxygen? without food? without water? And without transportation? Good job NASA

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Turtle sandwich

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One of many photos that circulated after the tsunami that struck Indian Ocean shorelines in 2004 this was actually a picture of Antofagasta, Chile with waves photoshopped in.

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Cow's obviously can't jump like a dolphin in and out of the water

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http://www.cracked.com/photoplasty_611_24-famous-photos-you-wont-believe-were-fake/
Supposedly this was Hitler as a kid. However, it was a picture of a random little kid, John May Warren. People changed the picture to make it look more sinister, and more like Hitler. I found this on the link above.

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yeah because there are totally windows that can open in airplanes and he would shrink in that pressure

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Right...Like a giant CatZilla destroyed New Yourk!

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The guy is not even holding the shoes right :I

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Doctored photo of Obama as "Muslim"

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In the original Miley is signing a paper and in the doctored she is signing a guitar

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First off:This is Obama at a luau with Osama Binl aden. Yeah, okay that's totally believable. Next, the pictures are of different qualities! Osama is much clearer, than Obama is.

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Jared- this is the fake northern lights. really this is a nebula

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Oh my, this is a fake photo made by someone to submit it into a contest, the animal is a model.

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Strongest dog in the world? Fake.

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This is a Syrian child sleeping next to his parents grave. it's actually just part of an art project from Saudi Arabia.

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Claim: This came from a Rig Manager for Global Marine Drilling in Newfoundland. The water was calm and the sun almost directly overhead so the diver was able to click this pic.Reality: This is a composite image created by photographer Ralph Clevenger. It combines the halves of two separate icebergs — one in Alaska and another in Antarctica. Clevenger never claimed it was an unmanipulated photo. It went viral after someone added the caption about the oil rig diver.

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Very stupid mistakes

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I like the little glimpses of their emptiness, of how carefully they manufacture an image.

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If this really existed, I would fly to space, but thankfully the largest spider is one that is as big as an a adult's hand.

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Claim: An Israeli satellite in space captured images of the space shuttle Columbia exploding upon re-entry on February 1, 2003.Reality: Images of an exploding space shuttle that circulated online soon after the Columbia disaster were actually screenshots from the opening scene of the Touchstone Pictures movie Armageddon(1998). In the movie, the space shuttle Atlantis is struck by meteorite fragments.

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This is the packaging for a new flavor of Oreo's — Fried Chicken Oreo's!PR reps for Oreo cookies confirmed to reporters who inquired that there's no such thing as Fried Chicken Oreo's. Although it is true that Oreos come in some unusual flavors, such as cookie dough, candy corn, green tea ice cream, limeaid, orange ice cream, etc. The Fried Chicken Oreo picture was adapted from the cover art for Watermelon Oreos

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Claim: Barack Obama smoking a cigarette.Reality: Obama has admitted to being an occasional smoker. Nevertheless, this is not a real photo of him smoking. The original photo (minus the cigarette) was taken in 2004 while then-State Sen. Obama met with constituents at the University of Illinois. In early 2008, during Obama's presidential campaign, an unknown hoaxer digitally added the cigarette into his mouth, and the image then went viral.

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Claim: Heart glare reflection on the shores of Hawaii.Reality: It's true the picture was taken in Hawaii. Waikiki beach, to be specific. But the 'heart glare reflection' isn't real. The photo was created in 2008 by DeviantArt user 'charmbuster'. He explained: "this is a slight photomanip, the shape was so close i had to make it a heart!" It's been floating around the Internet ever since. Sometimes it's titled 'sea heart' or 'beach heart.'

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Claim: When the lightning flashes, this is not what you want to see. A tornado approaches an oil rig.Reality: This is actually a composite of two photos. Amateur photographer Fred Smith captured the image of a waterspout illuminated by lightning on June 15, 1991 from his backyard overlooking Lake Okeechobee, Florida. In early 2008, an unknown hoaxer pasted an oil rig into the picture and added the "not what you want to see" caption. This version quickly went viral.

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If you look closely at the top photo, you can see the outline of the original moon that is on the bottom photo. there is also no reflection of the moon on the water in the top picture. And, the moon is in font of the smoke coming from the factory on the right.

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Female toughs, members of one of the most feared of all London's street gangs in 1880's, the Clockwork Oranges. There never was a 19th-century gang known as the Clockwork Oranges.

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Claim: An "Angolan Witch Spider" spotted crawling on the side of a house in Texas. It took several gun shots to kill it.Reality: The image is the creation of artist/photographer Paul Santa Maria who took a photo of a normal-sized wolf spider outside his Florida home and used Photoshop to expand it to gigantic proportions. "Angolan Witch Spider" is a creative name, but there is no such species in reality.

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Claim: An encounter with an angry koala.Reality: Koalas don't have wolf-life jaws. The original photo of the koala (without the fangs) was taken in January 2009 by Flickr user Oz_drdolittle, who explains that the koala was wet because he had sprayed it with water to cool it down on a hot day. Around about 2012, an unknown hoaxer added the wolf fangs to the photo, and it subsequently went viral.

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Claim: This a Moon Melon, scientifically knows as asidus. It grows in some parts of Japan, and is known for it's weird blue color. It can switch flavors after you eat it. Everything sour will taste sweet, and everything salty will taste bitter.Reality: This is actually just a slice of normal, red watermelon that was colored blue by using a digital color filter. Some fruits and vegetables do come in shades of blue, but watermelon doesn't.

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Claim: "Remember that as days get colder animals are attracted to the warmth of cars so check wheel arches or other hiding places."Reality: The cow was cut-and-pasted onto the car from this image. (If a cow really was lying on a car hood, the front of the car would sag under the weight.) The image initially circulated with captions such as "Fail Safe Auto Alarm," but went fully viral when the Surrey Roads Police Dept.tweeted it with the caption about animals attracted to the warmth of cars.

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Claim: A long exposure photo of a lightning bolt hitting a tree.Reality: It's a photo created by "light painter" Darren Pearson (aka Darius Twin). Light painting is "a photographic technique in which exposures are made by moving a hand-held light source or by moving the camera." Pearson light painted the blue flames at the base of the tree. He then cut-and-pasted the lightning bolt itself into the photo from a NOAA image of a lightning strike

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The Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye, Scotland. This is actually a photo of the Shotover River in New Zealand. The vegetation there is a normal shade of green. The vivid purple color is artificial, achieved by means of a color filter.

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Claim: The Sphinx covered in snow after the first snowfall in Cairo for 112 years.Reality: The Sphinx in the photo is actually a miniature model of the Sphinx located in the Tobu World Square theme park in Japan. The theme park has miniature models of many other famous attractions from around the world.

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This is a fake photo that was said to be during hurricane sandy.

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Claim: A giant squid, grown to mutant size because of radiation from Fukushima radiation, washed ashore near Santa Monica.Reality: The image is a composite created by a humor site, The Lightly Braised Turnip. It combines a digitally enlarged image of a giant squid that washed ashore in Spain and a beach scene from a Nov 2011 story about a dead whale washed ashore

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People claim A "spawning orca" attacks a bear in a stream on Vancouver Island. In realityThe photo originated as an April Fool's Day joke posted on the Heart of Vancouver IslandFacebook page

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It doesn't snow in Egypt

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this photo is a crazy fake

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A famous photo where someone built this using parts and then took a photo.

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OMG!! You would have never known... click the paper thing on this picture and look at the followed pictures...

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With the advent of powerful desktop publishing software like Adobe Photoshop, digital image manipulation has become mainstream. However, even before the invention of such software, doctored and tampered photos were used to alter perception and shape history. Fourandsix.com has chronicled these occurrences in their brilliant series, ' Photo Tampering throughout History '. Below you will find a curated list of 12 famously doctored photographs from the history books, enjoy!

This iconic portrait of U.S President Abraham Lincoln is actually a composite of Lincoln's head and the Southern politician John Calhoun's body. [Source: fourandsix.com]

Researchers at the Library of Congress uncovered this gem after extensive detective work. The image appears to show General Ulsses S. Grant in front of his troops at City Point, Virginia during the American Civil War. Investigation now shows the image to be made of three separate prints: (1) the head is taken from a portrait of Grant; (2) the horse and body are those of Major General Alexander M. Cook; and (3) the background is of Confederate prisoners captured at the battle of Fisher's Hill, Virginia. [Source: fourandsix.com]

In this famous photograph taken by Matthew Brady, General Sherman is seen posing with his generals. General Francis P. Blair (standing far right) was added to the photograph as he was not in attendance for that specific shot. His image was taken from the second photograph shown, which was taken during the same sitting. [Source: fourandsix.com]

Stalin was notorious for routinely airbrushing his enemies out of photographs. As people fell out of favor with Stalin, so to did their photographic identity. In this image we see a comissar removed after falling out of Stalin's good graces. [Source: fourandsix.com]

Just like Stalin, Mao Tse-tung was known for removing people after they fell out of favor. In this image we see Po Ku removed for just that. [Source: fourandix.com

Not to be outdone by Stalin and Mao, Hitler also liked to tamper. In this doctored photograph we see Joseph Goebbels removed, though it is unclear why Goebbels fell out of favor with Hitler. [Source: fourandsix.com]

Prime Minster of Canada, William Lyon Mackenzie King, removed King George VI from the original photograph with the PM alongside Queen Elizabeth. The photograph was used on an election poster for the Prime Minister, so the theory is that an image of just Mackenzie with the Queen put him in a more powerful light. [Source: fourandsix.com]

Benito Mussolini had the horse handler removed from the original photograph to make himself look more epic and heroic in this iconic capture. [Source: fourandsix.com]

The editor-in-chief of Russian Magazine Ogoniok, removed a soldier's watch as they raised the soviet flag atop the German Reichstag building during WWII. The reason? If you look closely, the soldier has a watch on his other hand as well. This suggests that 'looting' may have occurred before this photo was taken. [Source: fourandsix.com]

In this rather obvious tampering, the faces of Bill Cleary (front row, third from left), Bob Cleary (middle row, far left), and John Mayasich (top row far left), are superimposed onto the bodies of Bob Dupuis, Larry Alm and Herb Brooks. It's unclear why those players were selected as 'replacements'. The US Olympic Hockey team defeated the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia to win its first Olympic Gold Medal in Hockey. [Source: fourandsix.com]

On April 12th, 1961, a Russian team of cosmonauts led by Yuri Gagarin were the first humans to complete an orbit of Earth. One of the cosmonauts, Grigoriy Nelyubov, was removed from a photo of the team taken after their journey. Nelyubov had been expelled from the program for misbehavior. [Source: fourandsix.com]

In this Pulitzer Prize winning photograph by John Filo, we see Mary Ann Vecchio screaming as she kneels over the body of student Jeffrey Miller at Kent State University. The Kent State Shootings occurred when National Guardsmen had fired into a crowd of demonstrators, killing four and wounding nine. The photo originally featured a visually distracting fencepost behind Mary Ann Vecchio's head, but this was removed by an unknown photo editor in the early 1970's. The modified photo then was published in Life magazine and other publications. [Source: fourandsix.com]

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12 Historic Photographs That Were Manipulated

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With the advent of powerful desktop publishing software like Adobe Photoshop, digital image manipulation has become mainstream. However, even before the invention of such software, doctored and tampered photos were used to alter perception and shape history. Fourandsix.com has chronicled these occurrences in their brilliant series, ' Photo Tampering throughout History '.

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I learned that to see if something is a fake, you can research that topic the photo is based on or look carefully at the photo.

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i learned to detect when there is a pointer finger its fake

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I learned that if you look closely you can notice things most people don't. Some images are fake and you can't beleive and trust every one of them.

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I learned that sometimes revising photos is bad and illegal. I also learned that some of the the things to check for in a fake photo are cursors, shadows, and things that don't belong . Imagine if they still haven't found out this was a fake!

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I learned that there are many people trying to fool you

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I learned to check your sources or pay the conciquences.

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i learned that it is very easy to manipulate photos and that you can't trust everything you see.

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I learned how to tell if a photo is real or fake. It is interesting how people rig photos, so its important to look close at the photo you see.

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I learned that sometimes it is very important to check your sources and look closely for fake images, posts, websites, etc. you cant always trust pictures and sources for information.

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I learned that some images are fake and you believe so you end up using a fake image.

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learned that you cant always trust exactly what is shown, because the world is very manipulative