I can only state facts the way I know them to be.
So far, you have made assertions. You have not adequately supported these assertions as fact. It has been explained many times in this thread, by myself and others, that it is
your responsibility to provide effective support for you claims. You're not right until proven wrong. You have to "bring it" and you'd better be on your A game. A competent researcher would and should understand this.
As far as being an expert in photography I am not or ever claimed to be . as far as argueing with you about something I have no idea what you are talking about I cant and you know that .
You represented your photograph as irrefutable evidence of the existence of Bigfoot in Florida. You claimed it was vetted by experts. I offered my assessment with the goal of determining whether or not the image conformed to your assertions. The fact that you don't understand the terms of my analysis is not my problem. I wasn't writing in Latin.
Come to think of it, the fact that you do not understand my assessment, fairly demonstrates that you cannot effectively refute it on a rationale basis. Just saying I'm wrong without providing any support is the argumentative equivalent of saying
"Nuh-uh!" and sticking your fingers in your ears and while singing,
"la-la-la-la".
But john on the other hand can so any tech talk will have to be directed to him and not me .
John didn't present this photograph to the forum. You did. John did not tell us the subject in the photograph is a living Bigfoot. You did. John is not here. You are. Until John comes here and fends for himself, I will address my comments to you and you statements.
You say there was he says there wasent so whos is right here john or you ? I am going with john untell he says your right .
I've provided pretty thorough support for my assessment. John has not, nor have you on his behalf. But you go right ahead and believe him. It's up to you to pick your poison. Just don't confuse your opinions and willful beliefs with fact.
Oh...and for the record, since I don't think I've mentioned it before now...
I would absolutely
love to see a bona fide photograph and other evidence of the creature's existence. I wouldn't be worth my salt as an outdoor/nature photographer if I didn't have a healthy sense of wonder in the natural world. I find the prospect of cryptozoology fascinating and discovering an honest-to-gawd Bigfoot sure would be a wondrous thing. Doesn't mean I'm a sucker, though. I also wouldn't be worth my salt as a photographer of any kind if I couldn't look at images critically...either my own or others. Yep, I'm a skeptic.