QUOTE(warhammer40000 @ Jan 24 2006, 08:05 PM)
That was photoshopped on, buddy. Cant you tell?
Anyway, I ovosly beliv dat alienz cam from outr spaz n mad tem tere fer no aparent reson.
Or it could a bunch of idiots flattening crops. Tadah!
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Explain.
I'm in Digital Design and Animation here in college, and we've finished Photoshop and moved on. I have a good amount of knowledge when it comes to it. I'm not saying that there is no way that the image is photoshoped, because there is that possibility. But notice the tracks in the fields stock.. When there is crop (The dark stuff) around the tracks, they are dark like they are supposed to be. When there is no crop around the tracks, they are light, like the crop has been cut by a mechanical device. Also, if you notice, the tracks that go through the crop, don't change opacities like a photoshoped image would. If you notice the middle part of the image, the tracks go through the crop, and the crop is cut like something has gone through it (Notice the outside of the "photoshoped" image)
Look at the top left of the photo, the third set of tracks. If you notice, the tracks move down (If you've ever lived on a farm, you will know what I mean) as if they have been cut. When a field has crop, and has tracks through the field, and you go to a certain point, and look at it from a certain angle, the illusion of the tracks are that they actually have moved "down" from the point that they actually are created at.
So... Again, I am not saying it is not possible, because it is.. But I don't see why someone would waste time and skills just to make something like that up.
NOTE: Notice the element in the middle of the field. It is there, and is not opacitied. That is another reason I don't believe it's fake, because of how everything that should be there in a field (Again, i'm a farm boy, and know what it's like to go trampling through crop) is there.