April 18, 20179 yr I don't know where to ask this question, and I don't want to devote a whole thread to it, but what's up with the new trend in the media when showing a photo, or a viral video for it to be clearly centered, but bordered by a fuzzy blurry version of the very same photo or video? For example: [ATTACH]61372[/ATTACH] I have noticed this a lot lately and I don't understand the reasoning.
April 18, 20179 yr I have noticed this a lot lately and I don't understand the reasoning. If I had to guess, I'd say it's just a new formatting fad in order to make a tall and skinny photo fill out a wide frame of view instead of using one of those cheesy backgrounds that look like they were pulled straight off PowerPoint.
April 18, 20179 yr Author If I had to guess, I'd say it's just a new formatting fad in order to make a tall and skinny photo fill out a wide frame of view instead of using one of those cheesy backgrounds that look like they were pulled straight off PowerPoint. This
April 18, 20179 yr ^That's the first time I've ever seen that.... Here's an example of a news video with it:
April 18, 20179 yr Here's an example of a news video with it: Oh, I'm not denying it happens, I've just never seen it. The only news I ever watch is local 5 in the morning before work though, so my exposure is admittedly limited.
April 18, 20179 yr @WKYc UPDATE: Police have confirmed the man found dead inside a Ford Fusion in Erie is Steve Stephens.
April 18, 20179 yr Author I've seen a lot of unverified rumors about this guy on-line, it'll be interesting to see if it is true. I've seen NO news agencies discussing it.
April 18, 20179 yr I've seen a lot of unverified rumors about this guy on-line, it'll be interesting to see if it is true. I've seen NO news agencies discussing it. What types of rumors?
April 18, 20179 yr Author What types of rumors? The kind that will inflame a lot of people...I'll wait to see if they are verified or not.
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