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22 November 2007, 10:00 PM
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Someone with a decent camera passing by just as it happens then?
Not often a Photographer stops, gets a camera out, sets it up and takes a picture within 30 seconds of nut cases setting someones pride a joy on fire.
Unless they knew it was going to happen obviously.....
Not often a Photographer stops, gets a camera out, sets it up and takes a picture within 30 seconds of nut cases setting someones pride a joy on fire.
Unless they knew it was going to happen obviously.....
23 November 2007, 07:08 AM
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A mate of mine is a professional photographer and he carries a camera with him at all times. He can take better spontaneous pictures than most people could if they had hours to prepare.
23 November 2007, 09:01 AM
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Who's to say it is real? I watched a film called Terminator 2 once and someone told me that there were special effects used in the making of it 
I wasnt having any of it until I was out having a drink with a T2000 at the local cyberdyne systems social club and he told he how they had done it...
I wasnt having any of it until I was out having a drink with a T2000 at the local cyberdyne systems social club and he told he how they had done it...
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23 November 2007, 11:53 AM
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I have to say one thing about either the authenticity or the speed the image has been caught at.
The fire looks VERY new, no paint melting or burning, and the fire on the outside of the car, a bit soon for anything to start burning and falling outside the car, which would suggest that an accelerant is still burning after being poured on and in the car, and outside.
So to me, thats either a nice bit of photochopping, or just ignited.
The fire looks VERY new, no paint melting or burning, and the fire on the outside of the car, a bit soon for anything to start burning and falling outside the car, which would suggest that an accelerant is still burning after being poured on and in the car, and outside.
So to me, thats either a nice bit of photochopping, or just ignited.
23 November 2007, 06:08 PM
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Far from a photoshop
Here are the rest of the pics Suburban Living - a photoset on Flickr
It turns out the photographer lived very close to where the car was dumped and saw it happen from his front door
Here are the rest of the pics Suburban Living - a photoset on Flickr
It turns out the photographer lived very close to where the car was dumped and saw it happen from his front door
23 November 2007, 06:16 PM
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23 November 2007, 09:33 PM
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Shame he did not manage to get as good pictures of the people who dumped it. Now those are pics I would love to see...along with their blood oozing from their broken legs 
23 November 2007, 09:47 PM
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Now there would be some nice pic's..
24 November 2007, 03:53 AM
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I have to say one thing about either the authenticity or the speed the image has been caught at.
The fire looks VERY new, no paint melting or burning, and the fire on the outside of the car, a bit soon for anything to start burning and falling outside the car, which would suggest that an accelerant is still burning after being poured on and in the car, and outside.
So to me, thats either a nice bit of photochopping, or just ignited.
The fire looks VERY new, no paint melting or burning, and the fire on the outside of the car, a bit soon for anything to start burning and falling outside the car, which would suggest that an accelerant is still burning after being poured on and in the car, and outside.
So to me, thats either a nice bit of photochopping, or just ignited.
24 November 2007, 10:07 AM
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Totally agree with Snazy, the plastics on the car haven't even started melting , so i think the photographer has seen a lot more than he is letting on and should have pics of the ******* doing this.
I also take it that the thieves managed to get the keys or car jacked the vehicle as i am under the impresssion the newer cars wont start because of the immobiliser and coded keys ,can anyone verify this?
I also take it that the thieves managed to get the keys or car jacked the vehicle as i am under the impresssion the newer cars wont start because of the immobiliser and coded keys ,can anyone verify this?
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