Hafizabad is a city located 94 km north of Faisalabad on Faisalabad-Wazirabad Railway section. In a seemingly dare-devil stunt, this guy is seen jumping across freight box cars.
Photo Credits: Ali Muhammad
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Looking at it closely, the background area between two frieght cars that has grey color also has pixel size same as the grass, brick and boy. And the frieght cars are less pixilated. That means the background of grass, brick, that grey area and the boy is seperate photo/s and the frieght train is another photo. This is cracking me up………Fun stuff!
There is a good chance that it is a fake photo, for the following reasons; the background of the brick wall, grass and the boy is more pixilated than the train that is in the foreground. You can see this in the photoshop very easily. Also,he/she forgot to cast any shadows of the boy on the train or on the background. From the sun and camera angle boy should cast shadow on the train/grass. and the brick wall seem to have two layers to it, which doesn’t seem right. There is also a grey background between two frieght cars that doesn’t make sense. Seems to me there are atleast 3-4 photos in this one photo. In the web world anything can be imagined and made, can the editor of the website and the photographer verify the authenticity of the photo.
seeing the thin road between the grass pavement and
the mall gari, would’nt give the slightest to foggiest idea
of the chap jumping on the road with his limbs in very awkward position, on the contrary, yes his limbs have
the movements of left leg leaving the boggy and the right
one stepping on the next, his hands clearly flying upwards
when you jump a deep gape trench. The mall gari is not
static, certainly moving slowly as usual.
Are you sure that it’s a trick picture?
This seems to be real…because if the kid IS running on the road he has to be a pretty big kid to be this size from that distance!
remember the camera is pointing downwards…so the road would have to be the one on the other side of the train…
Beautifull header picture of a locomotive on a bridge
on a Nehar somewhere near upper Bari dwab ??