Titanic at sea

[Daniel Klistorner]

Ah, the magic of Adobe photoshop! If only such a photo existed of a ship encountereing Titanic at sea.

Regards,

Daniel.

(Post edited to remove image, at D Klistorner's request. FN)

 

[Iain Stuart Yardley]

Nice pic! If it was genuine, how much, do you reckon?

Is that a headless man I see?

Cheers,

Boz

 

[Daniel Klistorner]

Boz,

No idea about the worth. If it was genuine, it would be the last photo ever taken of the Titanic. What would make it even rarer is that its in the open sea on its maiden voyage to New York. Through an auction house, it could fetch possibly up to $10,000 if not more. However I could be wrong. I never watch these type of auctions as they're WAY out of my price range.

That headless man actually has his head bowed down over something. Possibly a camera. He must have been setting his up to take a photo of the Olympic. Here's the original:

Regards,

Daniel.

PS. I'm not sure if the link will work direct. If not, go to the Ship Magnificent web site:

www shipmagnificent.com

and see it in the photo gallery section. Evan will be updating it with photos soon, but at the moment it is the bottom right photo.

 

[Inger Sheil]

Great image! Just hope someone doesn't pilfer it and post it elsewhere as the real deal.

 

[Daniel Klistorner]

Inger,

That's a good point. Is there any way of removing the image and reposting it again. I could watermark it and say that it is retouched. Who's the moderator of this thread?

Regards,

Daniel.

 

[Fiona Nitschke]

Daniel,
Currently moderators have moderator access to all forums and threads on the board. I've edited the photo out of the thread so you can repost with a watermarked image. Or, if you'd rather, you could email the new version of the image and I could insert it back into your first post. Whichever you'd prefer.

Cheers,
F

 

[Iain Stuart Yardley]

It might have ended up on e-Bay as the genuine article and SOMEONE would be bound to fall for it.

I'm still intrigued by the "headless" man. As Daniel pointed out, he was probably adjusting his camera or something. I'd like to think it was something far more sinister. I don't know what yet though. I'll have a ponder...

Cheers,

Boz

 

[Daniel Klistorner]

Here's the picture again.

Daniel.

 

[Alexander John Cooley]

I looked at the A deck promenade and determined that it is Titanic and I read the text and seen that you openly admitted it that you have photoshoped it to be Titanic.

You silly photo editor.

 

[Michael H. Standart]

>>...and I read the text and seen that you openly admitted it that you have photoshoped it to be Titanic.<<

Yes...and????

 

[Michael Cundiff]

Maybe you gents can throw in a mainmast light...since your having so much fun...;-)

Anyhow, what is most enjoying about the photograph is the knot speed that she is making...

Michael Cundiff
NV, USA