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*** Photoshopped ***

A very obvious example of this practice. Remnants of the front port side main gear door are showing. The port cowl flap is open but crudely cut when photo edited. The propeller spinner clearly shows a reflected image around the aircraft as it was parked on the ground. The prop blades have been digitally removed but the spinner does not appear to be moving. The background showing thru the rearmost starboard side window does not match the sky scene that the aircraft image was overlaid onto. All the aircraft profile edges have a non-smooth and ragged appearance consistent with digital editing to remove the original background.

I wish you had uploaded the original photo taken before all the "photoshop" work was done!

God... That's horrible. And it's a staff pick??

-5 stars

Also, the pilot's window is blurred, and the pilot's headset is on top of the instrument panel. There does not appear to be anyone on board. However, it is a nice looking airplane. But if you wanted a picture of your Beech against a pretty blue sky background, Henry, you could have at least mentioned that it was/is photoshopped. I agree that you might have been better off just using the original photo.