#lake ness

[ahopefulsoul]

Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

18/26

[birondragon]

I just saw a post about all cryptids being bears and it mentioned lochness monster. and now that I saw that picture for the first time after learning film photography and working in darkroom I just realized how easy it would be to fake a picture like that.

like if I had water picture I could probably re do it after holidays. like me, a novise could probably do it

its propably just a picture where the "monster" is drawn with developer earlier than rest of the picture has been put to developer. and thats it. or! they made a cutout shape and put it to hide the part of the picture in the light stage...

but I would have to do research on the time period more when the picture was taken. I think they used film already but I don't know about their developers.

somebody else has probably realized this too, I just haven't looked up this

[gimenucha]

[danieldelaguardia]

[meiodiaemeia-blog]

[theparkerilla]

Nessie is fake.

[milkalizar]

[fallacia]