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    Image of VivianaDemonice VivianaDemonice
    07/08/09

    In reply to There Must Be a Metaphor in NYT Photoshop Scandal
    Check out the magazine on Sunday. It was pretty obvious in some of the shots. They even ran an intro saying no photoshop was used.
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    Image of markscottmusic markscottmusic
    07/08/09

    In reply to There Must Be a Metaphor in NYT Photoshop Scandal
    I thought something was up when I saw this in print on Sunday. I didn't think it was a flip job, but the staircase to know where and the way the middle arch on the second story is more traiangular than the other two lead me to think something had been cut out. In a real McMansion, those two flanking stairways would lead to a landing and the staircase would go up the rest of the way. Also, that middle arch I believe would have been wider than the two flanking it. Instead of a flip, I think a chunk of the middle has been removed.
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    Image of CarolineDaimon CarolineDaimon
    07/08/09

    This image did not appear in the printed edition, only in the online slide-show.
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    Image of jackvinyl jackvinyl
    07/08/09

    In reply to There Must Be a Metaphor in NYT Photoshop Scandal
    this infuriates me - wait, let me raw flip that... this setairufni me!
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    jackvinyl was starred jackvinyl was unstarred
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