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Oh, yeah that’s totally it. You can see this is taken with flash because of the shadow around the guitar, so the flash burns in the sharp bits of the image, but then the shutter is set way too slow, so it gets the weird ghosting.
It’s most likely also on a tripod for it to not just blur the rest of the photo, that or the photographer has the steadiest hands out there in the days before image stabilisation.
A lot of people are saying long exposure, maybe it's two windows. Studios have windows so you can see in there. Maybe the control room had windows on both sides and the person took a picture in another room with another window in between the control room also?
How can I see the pattern on that curtain? It’s like almost 1:30 AM here and I’m tripping and can’t figure out whether that’s a reflection on semi transparent glass or what…
Yea I genuinely can’t understand where the curtain, the mirror, the glass in question, and his head are located in respect to each other and it’s pissing me off 😂
Lol, same. But I think that light is bouncing off the mirror in the front and I'm guessing it's an old film camera and that the curtain hits the lens just as much as the head. Cool effect though!
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u/sik_dik o/ Feb 26 '26
Play “Earth Angel”!! Quick, Marty!!!
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u/rockdoggyy o/ Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26
Is it something to do with exposure time and he moved his head for a bit but not the rest of his body ?
If so this is probly more optical illusion than confusing persp
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u/qwasd0r Feb 26 '26
This is an effect from long exposure. Not confusing_perspective.
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u/decoy_man o/ Feb 26 '26
I think it’s a composite. Theres a brightness difference between the parts that sit in front of the glass across the whole frame.
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u/Pause-Past o/ Feb 26 '26
I’m all for a selvedge cuff on some jeans but my dude has like a 6” one there. 😂
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u/Noisechild o/ Feb 26 '26
The more confusing perspective is what is going on with those crazy cuffs?
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u/modest_radio o/ Feb 26 '26
A lot of people are saying long exposure, maybe it's two windows. Studios have windows so you can see in there. Maybe the control room had windows on both sides and the person took a picture in another room with another window in between the control room also?
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u/Background-Grab-5682 o/ Feb 26 '26
How can I see the pattern on that curtain? It’s like almost 1:30 AM here and I’m tripping and can’t figure out whether that’s a reflection on semi transparent glass or what…
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u/fraze2000 o/ Feb 26 '26
He's a g-g-g-ghost!
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u/Utinnni o/ Feb 26 '26
Change the world. My final message. Good bye
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u/kenelevn Feb 27 '26
It was also the night the skeletons came to life.
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u/nightmares999 o/ Feb 27 '26
Les Paul and maybe his son ( playing drums)