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Rays Reporter Inadvertently Captures Incredible Picture

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I don't think she is all that hot. Eyes are a little far apart, they are crossed in that picture and I question her teeth.

 

I kinda agree G, her face is not attractive at all

The photo has been proved to be authentic.

 

By who? If that's an authentic photo then that's the biggest baseball I've ever seen, or her head is smaller than Lincoln's head on the penny.

By who? If that's an authentic photo then that's the biggest baseball I've ever seen, or her head is smaller than Lincoln's head on the penny.

 

I can't find the article, but it was in the first article I read about the picture. Said that the picture was authentic.

 

I'll continue to see if I can find it.

Did find this.

 

For skeptics, there's this from NBC Sports:

 

"People who try to Photoshop fake ones like that never do such a good job. But this one is real, as the interplay with witnesses and others on her Twitter feed make clear."

Did find this.

 

For skeptics, there's this from NBC Sports:

 

"People who try to Photoshop fake ones like that never do such a good job. But this one is real, as the interplay with witnesses and others on her Twitter feed make clear."

 

 

Still not buying. What witnesses. Who else is was there to witness it?

As a photographer I assume that picture was taken with a phone and if so the shutter speed was probably pretty slow which means the ball should be blurred.

 

Does anyone have specs on the photo, what camera was used, etc?

What's wrong with her teeth? They look white to me.

 

It is either a bad photo, they have space between them, or something else. Just not sold on that one photo.

I didn't even notice the baseball (or her eyes) the first time I saw the picture. :idunno:

Still not buying. What witnesses. Who else is was there to witness it?

 

Her producer from her news crew. So either the picture is fake and they are all lying or it is real. I posted a link talking about the picture.

 

 

We can understand if you're a bit skeptical about this photo, which seems just a bit too perfect. But Nash has drawn interest from "Good Morning America" this week to talk about the photo, so it's either legit, she's doubling down on the deception, or there's a big reality-show reveal in the works.

 

 

 

 

Here is the link again, LRCW!!!!!!

 

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-league-stew/rays-reporter-kelly-nash-takes-impressively-dangerous-fenway-141039122.html

As a photographer I assume that picture was taken with a phone and if so the shutter speed was probably pretty slow which means the ball should be blurred.

 

It is... Look at the laces and the writing you can see on the ball. Both are blurred.

I kinda agree G, her face is not attractive at all

 

I think you all are weird. She's a good lookin woman.

You mean you guys don't think she's good looking? Craziness.

 

 

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