mega GIANT skeleton.. is this a joke? photo.

ive got no info on it sorry! was hoping yous have.

Another interesting find.
Is there a link that photo came from? Might want to include that, as well.

Here are some very interesting past discussion on giants, etc. (undoubtedly more could have been found using various word searchings of Nephilim, Anunnaki, etc.).
Show about Giants on the History Channel.

I don't have any photo software (I'm on a borrowed iBook) but I would hesitate a guess that the skeleton was the original picture, and the diggers were photoshopped in.

There is some distortion around their outer edges, and the point where their feet meet the ground is off somehow..can't put my finger on it, and without software I can't analyze pixels.

yeah heres the link but theres no info reallly, has some of the other pics ive posted too.

here!

I remember this being posted a bunch before. It was debunked, it's a photo-shopped picture. Looking to find the links now.

just had a look at in photoshop and if its faked its done good i think.. zoomed in on pixels i cant see nothin odd..

i find edges blur on loads of photos due to resizing.....

by the way somewhere on my last link there is more info to it, i gave u the wrong link.

I hope its photoshopped seems to good to be true anyway.. things way too big... the guy on the link says maybe its a nephillim giant of old... but i presumed they were about 7 feet... but what do we know..

and not everythin can be debunked (dam word i h8 it )as a photoshop... but there should be more info on it if its real.. il scan web some more.

It's a really cool picture but it was created as a contest entry.
See this page:
www.snopes.com...
Here's an excerpt:

The image displayed above was taken from Worth1000.com, a site devoted to hosting contests in which entrants show off their skills at manipulating photographs using digital editing programs. This particular picture was an entry from one of the site's "Archaeological Anomalies" competitions, in which entrants vied to create the most realistic archaeological hoaxes: "Your job is to show a picture of an archaeological discovery that looks so real, had it not appeared at Worth1000, people might have done a double take."

ah man u shudve waited a while n do some heads in haha.. i didnt know... oh well topic done then i guess.

i supose if u look at the top rite corner and bottom left it looks blurrd like, painted,, and maybe the people are kinda brightish...

Its been talked about here before and was debunked. Kinda glad to 'cause it would eat us for lunch.

Look for the end of the guys shovel its like not there.


[edit on 17-3-2005 by Die Trying]

it is fake, quiet well done but fake all the same

its EDDIE from iron maiden!!

Cool pic, been here before though and debunked as stated. Why are you yelling the word "giant" though?

Originally posted by Makuahine
It's a really cool picture but it was created as a contest entry.
See this page:
www.snopes.com...
Here's an excerpt:

The image displayed above was taken from Worth1000.com, a site devoted to hosting contests in which entrants show off their skills at manipulating photographs using digital editing programs. This particular picture was an entry from one of the site's "Archaeological Anomalies" competitions, in which entrants vied to create the most realistic archaeological hoaxes: "Your job is to show a picture of an archaeological discovery that looks so real, had it not appeared at Worth1000, people might have done a double take."

Hehehe you can do anything with Photoshop if you know what your doing I'm not the best but you can see from my avatar that it's easy to manipulate things....

BTW that is my real face just a little mixed up by Photoshop

Yep, as I recall, the skeleton is of a mammoth, with the skull photoshopped in...

on EverQuest. They're dropping the Fabled weapons and armour now being the 6th anniversary of the game. Everyone is going nuts in the Field of Bone which makes us 'non-uber' players have a hard time hunting. Ah well, in a month or so they'll be gone and I can progress through the levels as normal.



[edit on 17-3-2005 by saint4God]

Original images are from Cornell University.

www.graphics.cornell.edu...

Gazrok says:

"Yep, as I recall, the skeleton is of a mammoth, with the skull photoshopped in... "

No, the skeleton is a human one all the way through. I believe it's the workers and scaffolding which are dropped in.

Compare the configuration if you were to lay out a mammoth as a person:

this is a very amusing thread its leaving me in stitches. hahahaha