is this photoshopped?

its still there, maybe its only friends of friends who can see
 
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i've added link to togs site, i will apologize if the shot is genuine, it just looks like its been pasted in and some outlines not finished very well?
 
use the share picture link , or if you are running firefox and fire bug you can right click and inspect elements :) I use that to share pics from facebook :)
 
ive got one from a similar angle i think. looks fine to me.,. but what do i know lol
 
If it's the 2 bikes in mid air, I see no evidence of any choppery and no reason to doubt the shot at all.
 
around the rear wheel of the honda is a white strip following the contour of the tyre where the sign in the background has red lettering, and the gsxr doesn't, and the hondas front trye seems to have a couple of flat spot at about 6 and 7 o'clock. maybe it's just my eyes? :)
 
i see what you mean... if it is pasted its v good. any reason why you need to doubt it?!
 
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i see what you mean... if it is pasted its v good. any reason why you need to doubt it?!
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just the above mentioned irregularities, if it is pasted the rest is perfect and makes me wonder why what i spotted would be missed. i mess about cutting and pasting with my pics, more for comedy effect to post on fb, and those parts just jumped out at me as im used to seeing them on my work :lol:
 
Seeing the two shot sequence and looking at the shadows and everything all looks perfectly in order. Any reason for suspecting the images.
 
The flat spots on the tyres are an optical illusion created by the angles and curves in the section of the photograph, shift angle and they vanish, the tyre is round.

The "halo" around the rear tyre is heat haze, the tyres especially the rear reach incredible temperatures during a race.

The shadow's are consistent, the next shot is consistent as is riders becoming airborne on that section of the track.

Shopped?? nope... myth busted...
 
It's The Mountain at Cadwell Park - the quick bikes often do that, so why bother to 'shop it?

It's also a bike travelling very fast, wheels spinning, with a focal plane shutter running vertically. Looks fine to me.
 
Definitely not shopped. Bit of PP sharpening is responsible for the white line around the rear tire (probably from heat in the first place, but its neatness is sharpening and then scaling).
 
I was going to say the height of the bike looked a little high for the mountain, but the same rider next lap (about 6 shots on) clears the same height again, so I'd have to say no, not shopped.
 
No not photoshopped, it was shown on TV the other day and according to the presenter the rider (Josh Brooks) used to compete in Moto Cross and likes to use the bumps of Cadwell Park to show off a bit.

Some of the footage shown see's him some 4-5 foot off the ground, must be mad at those speeds:cuckoo::cuckoo:

More shots of his antics here
 
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Crackin' shot IMHO
 
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