How to Spot Photo Fakes
All shadowseven the ones under noses and eyesshould fall in the same direction. The lack of shadow can also be a clue.
Sometimes a piece of background tags along when an image has been cut and pasted between photos. Look closely for scraps around edges.
Repetition in nature is rare. If a photo has two or three identical objects, its likely theyre copies.
Could the scene in the photo really have happened? If the answer is no, the photo is probably a fake.
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