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Old 04-08-22, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Doug64
This was the picture on the front of my birthday card that was sent from a friend. Thought some of you might get a smile from the manipulated photo. How do I know it was manipulated; they don't have giant grizzly bears in the UK
If that was the UK, why was the bicyclist on the right side (in this case, the wrong side) of the road?

That said, both the bicyclist and the bear were in focus, but the ground at the same distance from the camera as the bear was out of focus, the yellow line just behind the bear is well out of focus compared to the good focus of the bear claws. Photographers call the range that is in good focus the depth of field. I think it would have looked less manipulated if the bear was less in focus.
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