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19-August-2004, 11:54 PM
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Who took this photograph?
Sometime ago somebody on this forum posted the following photograph:
(EDIT: file removed from server) As I recall the photographer gave permission for the photo to be used by debunkers as an example of non-parallel shadows. I've since been using the photo on my Web page and I would like to give credit to the photographer but I don't remember who it was nor can I locate the thread where it was posted. Would the photographer please come forward and identify yourself? I'd also like your real name so I can add a footnote on my Web page. If you'd like me to stop using the photo just say so and I'll remove it. Thanks. 
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20-August-2004, 12:15 AM
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Is that an Ian Goddard image?
Here is one I took near my house:  I took a series of them, and I want to redo them: if I go to the other side of the fence, the shadows will appear to converge!
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20-August-2004, 01:58 AM
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No, it is not an Ian Goddard photo. I've been informed that the photographer is AGN Fuel and the picture first appeared in this thread.
Your photo is a great example too, Phil.
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