Why Make Fake Photos
Thursday, April 24th, 2014This is image was stated that this boat is the Ultimate Houseboat, but this was a Photo shopped picture. This photo was made by a Norwegian construction firm as a humorous way to illustrate its campaign urging people to “Realize your dream home in the New Year!” I think they made this photo to excite people that it is possible for people to have a house on a boat. This picture was a deception, because the person who made this photo took two separate pictures and merged parts of the pictures.
This picture of Theodore Roosevelt riding a moose was made to advertise Roosevelt so that he could become president. I think this photo was made to show the public or the voters that Roosevelt was a very adventurous person and that he could deal with any problems the country might have. This photo was a deception, because during the 21st century people studied the photo and found out that the picture was originally just a moose going through the water, and Roosevelt was pasted into the photo.
This picture of a giant squid was originally located in an article, which the article claimed that on January 2014 a squid, grown to mutant size because of Fukushima radiation, came ashore near Santa Monica. The article was intended as a satire. This photo is a deception, because the beach was taken from a photo when a whale washed ashore onto a beach in Chile and the squid was pasted onto the beach to make it look like the squid was huge.