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I read this on a different post and have one question: What are people doing in a boat that is suspended by slings?
 
Looks like a Photoshop job to me. The picture entering the water is just to clear for someone to capture if they were just standing there.
 
i posted these a week ago or so and i think most felt that it was too good to be a photoshop job. the details just add up. especially the sheen on the water, etc...

this boat was being loaded/unloaded off a ship, hence the height. I guess they could launch a tender, use ladders, etc... but the logistics of not having the 2 crew on board seems fairly time consuming... what are the odds...
 
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Originally posted by king5899

Looks like a Photoshop job to me. The picture entering the water is just to clear for someone to capture if they were just standing there.

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I agree with Pascal, looks like a real photo to me - especially with this higher resolution view. Check out the two mid-air bridge deck-hatch covers.

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Steve
 
I don't think there's any doubt that it's for real. It's amazing that someone was able to click off a picture just as it happened. Unbelievable shot. The boat yard's insurance agent probably isn't too happy.
 
The bow of the boat that's suspended looks very different from the bow of the boat that is capsized.
 
Yeah - something looked "off" about the splash, but closer inspection like the points made by Pascal and TrueBlue made me a believer. Also note the swim ladder suspended in air off the stern platform.

I wondered if the owner was there taking pictures of his new pride and joy when this was snapped?
 
I'll bet that someone (the owner, if they're like me) was recording it with a new HD video camera, and these are stills grabbed from the video stream. This is just amazing!
 
why is the lighting/shading different on the top of the radar arch...divided right at the rope....I still can't decide if I think it is real.
 
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