No my central argument would be that the bridge is on the wrong side of the cab. This has nothing to do with parallax or foreshortening. I never said the bridge must always be on the left of the cab.
You have not yet successfully demonstrated that.
No my central argument would be that the bridge is on the wrong side of the cab. This has nothing to do with parallax or foreshortening. I never said the bridge must always be on the left of the cab.
You will need to draw accurate lines of sight to support that argument. What is preventing you from doing that?No my central argument would be that the bridge is on the wrong side of the cab. This has nothing to do with parallax or foreshortening. I never said the bridge must always be on the left of the cab.
.You will need to draw accurate lines of sight to support that argument. What is preventing you from doing that?
You have not yet successfully demonstrated that.
You will need to draw accurate lines of sight to support that argument. What is preventing you from doing that?
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24 pages, and there's yet a reason to even be interested in the alleged mispositioning of anything in the photographs.
What would purpose would that serve?
You will need to draw accurate lines of sight to support that argument. What is preventing you from doing that?
Line of sight has everything to do with it, And it's why you are avoiding it. You know if you attempted a line of sight illustration it would falsify your argument.Line of sight has nothing to do with it. Where in the slide show did I ever thatpole B can't be between the cab and the TA? Nowhere. My argument was always about where the bridge would have to be in relation to the cab.
.The powerpoint presentation is about the position of the bridge (and Columbia Pike).
Line of sight has nothing to do with it.
What do you mean? The pictures speak for themselves.
Line of sight has everything to do with it, And it's why you are avoiding it. You know if you attempted a line of sight illustration it would falsify your argument.
Mobertermy, some people have been extremely patient with you and are genuinely try to help your brain. I've read the entire thread as it developed and now I'm begging you, for everybody's sake (yours included), will you please, pretty please (I'm on my knees) draw the line of sight.
Well first of all, do you agree with my contention that the cab driver himself thinks the photos are manipulated?.
BFD.
What is the motive, sinister or otherwise, if any, for the alleged altering of any of those photographs?
I don't disagree with anyones lines of sight (in so far as "correct" lines of sight can be done for manipulated photos. I don't see how it changes my claim that the bridge and columbia pike are self-evidently on the wrong side of the cab.)And where are -your- lines of sight for any of it?
And what do you expect to conclude with this line of............. (words fail).
I don't disagree with anyones lines of sight (in so far as "correct" lines of sight can be done for manipulated photos. I don't see how it changes my claim that the bridge and columbia pike are self-evidently on the wrong side of the cab.)
Deeper, I do not dispute drewid's line of sight. That doesn't change that the bridge and Columbia pike end up on the wrong side of the cab.
.Well first of all, do you agree with my contention that the cab driver himself thinks the photos are manipulated?
I don't disagree with anyones lines of sight (in so far as "correct" lines of sight can be done for manipulated photos. I don't see how it changes my claim that the bridge and columbia pike are self-evidently on the wrong side of the cab.)
That CIT accused an innocent man of being an accomplice.
or the bridge for that matterThere is no evidence that the photos have been manipulated
