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Photo of the Week: Photo Manipulation of the 1914 Fulton Bag Strike

Posted on October 11, 2010 by PETER ROBERTS

The deceptive editing of photographs has a long history prior to its current popularity using PhotoShop. This panorama of the strike camp is composed of two separate group portraits taken by photographer William F. Nelson. They were cut and pasted together to create the illusion that the camp and the number of strikers were twice their actual size. Continue reading →

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