I can't find anything wrong with this picture, and it depicts nothing unusual but a guy rebounding on a wall. The still image makes it look as he is crawling like a gecko on the wall, which he is obviously nt doing. And the perspective from the photographer makes it look as he is jumping really high, which is also not the case. By projecting the lines in perspective towards the observer in the back you might guess he is just three or four feet above the ground level.

Saribellum:
2: Inertia
4: By the Exit sign they are closer together.

Lol... pitty the guy who did this Picture didnt realise that Shadows fall away from Light, never towards it...lol..

Oh well, we cant have a world full of great minds, so we settle for the few of us that there is..!!

You guys who think you're all photoshop pros are idiots. I was there when this photo was taken, it's real. This guy Ryan is a friend of mine and he has several other "spiderman" photos as well. The shadows are real, they only look different because he is not a flat piece of metal an inch away from the wall...duh. Quit being dumb you guys. Grab your own camera, and try it yourself, you'll be surprised how easy it is if you can actually jump high enough and get the pose right. You people who say its fake based on all these different reasons are retards. And as far as those lights go, they are more ambient, they don't let off a lot of light in the downwards direction anyways, they just look brighter than they are in the photo. Like I said...I was there. There are huge windows behind Ryans back that you can't see in the photo, that is where the main source of light is coming from.

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I completely agree. I was there as well, and actually behind the photographer when this was taken. I like reading the replies, though. It's funny to see so many people try to be experts even after the proof was posted. It was taken using a Canon Powershot A70 (hardly high-end equipment), and we were part of a digital multimedia course, which explains how we had access to such "super-expensive" equipment.

This is too funny, yes infact the picture is real, the guy Ryan in the picture is my boyfriend and he has a collection of pictures he has taken like that, that by far has to be the best one though, but i think it's funny people think the shadow is wrong when infact the picture is not photoshoped. people not everything is fake lol

Dude you guys realize that this post was from December, right? Some of the people that posted in this thread don't even come here anymore.

It's real, the shadows are a little weird because on the right side there are huge windows... thats where natural light comes from and gives the awkward shadows, i know, ive been there, and know ryan... ive witnessed it, annnnnd, i have been to that same place

whats with his left thumb? its freakishly long!

Wow, the maturity of you two knows no bounds. Great work.

i think its fake look at the shadow behind the closest leg and u will notice the shadow is facing upwards towards the light, well i may not know much :p i do know thats not normal....

hey i thought it looked pretty sweet i've done some of the same sorta things as you guys well go comic book fans around the world we'll be in control one day

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It's not that high to jump. All he'd have to do is set up a camera, wait till the buzzer was fixing to go off, and jump up in that position as soon as it does. He can't simply "stick" to things naturally.

My cousin does stuff like this all the time at his house. Its gotta be real, because the lighting is fine. I work with photoshop professionally, and that isn't a fake., you can usually see the clone marks from a cut and paste.
the WC plack on the side is also fine. the bolts hook it in partially into the wall, giving it the floating effect. Construction thing I picked up from my cousin as well.

i think tis fake..that guy looked to nerdish to be able to perform smthing like that..he looked more like a pro photoshoper to me

im a pro photoshopper and im not a nerd. i've won the state boxing champion title for 4 years runing and if any of you say a word against us photoshoppers again, i'l hunt you down and prove to you that we're not all nerds! boxing is just my hobby. i work in a movie merchandiseing company that deals with the art work for packaging and advertising.

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