Author	Thread: How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop
TravisjustTravis View Profile History	How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Posted : 12 Dec, 2024 04:51 PM How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Here are some images from the back lot studio https://tylerperrystudios.com/home/backlot/sets/white-house/ Post Reply
LittleDavid View Profile History	How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Posted : 13 Dec, 2024 03:34 PM The legacy media CBS NBC ABC CNN MSNBC et al is in the pocket of the Marxist/Democrat party 365 days a year campaigning for democrats. What kInd of honesty would one expect from a political party that can’t define what a woman is and supports the sadistic mutilation of it own unborn children ‼️‼️‼️ Post Reply
TravisjustTravis View Profile History	How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Posted : 14 Dec, 2024 12:03 PM The main stream media is crazy. They lie to the American people and then they think that we are to stupid to figure out that 'it can be difficult for a liar to ever win back someones trust'. I do not think the media has yet realized that the dress that they are wearing is caught up in there underwear. Post Reply
regO07 View Profile History	How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Posted : 19 Dec, 2024 04:22 AM Photoshop, AI, etc, are all being used everywhere. One has to do so much research and investigation on every little thing. It's overwhelming at times trying to discern fact from fiction. Post Reply
TravisjustTravis View Profile History	How much of the 'news' was photographed using Photoshop Posted : 19 Dec, 2024 05:49 PM Something that I have learned is to be suspicious whenever the media 'looks like a bunch of rock stars'. Its true that a suspect obviously has a shoe size, but when the media is able to give detailed information about a subject...just process what is being said. Like when did society stop refering to Congressman so and so or Congresswoman so and so, evidently the modern way of addressing someone in that position is Mr. or Miss so and so Post Reply