Doctored image in Wingspan

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Subject:	Doctored image in Wingspan
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Date:	Tue, 8 Jun 2004 18:29:30 +1000

[snip BBPK photo on p4 Wingspan June 2004]
> What do you think, oh sharp-eyed birders? Fake or for real?

Real.  There are no signs of digital artifacts 
around the tail, and it shares the same subtle 
softness as the plumage on the chest.  The flatness
is probably due to overexposure of the bright white
tail in order to correctly expose the rest of the
bird.

Paul Taylor.

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