22-10-2014, 04:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-10-2014, 04:31 PM by Drew Phipps.)
If the sun was behind Jackie, it wouldn't be strange to see a fuzzy "halo". But the sun is in front of the limo. Which means if the halo was a natural phenomenon, it would be stronger in the direction of the sun and weaker towards the back of the limo - which it isn't. However, you see the same white rim on her sleeve as well.
I also notice none of the other bystanders or limo occupants have that "halo." It would appear that the halo is some sort of light colored background that only photo-bombed Jackie. Maybe we can see a light colored background near the limo in later shots, or else it's just a sloppy cut and paste.
You can see the white "halo" in some of the other frames. It's conspicuously missing in frames 288, 289, 299, 303, and 350. In many of these pictures Jackie is in front of a dark colored background. Perhaps its a camera/film thing.
Good catch.
I also notice none of the other bystanders or limo occupants have that "halo." It would appear that the halo is some sort of light colored background that only photo-bombed Jackie. Maybe we can see a light colored background near the limo in later shots, or else it's just a sloppy cut and paste.
You can see the white "halo" in some of the other frames. It's conspicuously missing in frames 288, 289, 299, 303, and 350. In many of these pictures Jackie is in front of a dark colored background. Perhaps its a camera/film thing.
Good catch.
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