Photoshop kan skape mirakler, men det kan også skape misfostre. Her har du noen av de aller verste

@alias346 Hvis du ser nøye etter, har hun foten rett ut bak hånden, mens den er bøyd når den kommer fram igjen. Er den brekt da? Inni hånda hennes?

So far, I'm up to 11 and I haven't seen a single PhotoShop error for you don't seem to know how the camera lens sometimes picks up images. For example, on the one with the girl sitting on a covered bench (or wall) with her right leg up on the wall and bent and her left leg hanging down, which one is closer to the camera lens? The left one! That's why it looks larger than the right one. Then on this one that I'm looking at now, picture 11, we're clearly looking at a father who has his right leg covered under his overcoat (Big toe on the left, so it's his left foot), and the little girl is hiding her right leg under the gray cloth (whatever it is). Her shoe buckle is over her left ankle, so it's her right foot. No PhotoShopping there. Just a clever illusion--and it even had you fooled enough that you printed it as a PhotoShop error.

This is disconcerting that you don't have separate comments for each picture. No wonder why there's only two other posters!

On picture 15 of 16, Mary Jane Watson is not being so flexible as you claim. Again, you can't see the forest for the tree. You're so involved in LOOKING for PhotoShop errors you're finding what ISN'T there--and then publishing it. Look again at the picture. Her LEFT shoulder is facing you. to the right, past her dress strap, you see her bust area. She has her head turned to the left so her chin is above her left shoulder. Again, you were fooled by the illusion, but ironically, this time, it's not really an illusion, but you seem to think that her bust area is really her right shoulder--which it isn't. You can't see her right shoulder.