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[Berserker]

I went ahead and applied the Golden Ratio composition stencil ever the entire image (along with framed sections within the image) and there are two particular areas which fall into the point of interest.

One is the tape dispenser.
And the other is the black smudge on the letter "R".

Unfortunately the images are too pixelated to make it if it's just a smudge or if there's something else in there.

BTW, if you lay the golden ratio stencil over the image, you'll notice that the image is broken up into three main rectagular sections. These roughly match up with the three main rectangular section on the GOlden Ratio....When apllied the area with the tape dispenser and scissors seems to be the main area of focus.


Probably just a coincidence.

[Headman]

The monkey on the hat reminds me of something. I showed it to my wife without saying a word and she said it looked familiar to her. So I started thinking of where I may have seen that monkey before and then I remembered the Nasca lines in Peru. Not an exact match as I was thinking but perhaps a cool coincidence.

[Bran]

What if the hat belongs to the guy who is sending the messages and he took it off for a second to take the picture and the box is really for the lamp... Never jump to conclusions in an ARG.

[slinkydge]

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[kathrynirene]

With a little assistance from the super8news forum, I found that VER (from the film strip) is a computer command. It is a "shell" command meaning it prints the name and version of the operating system. I'm not exactly sure how it works but maybe someone tech savvy can work with that info. I still think it's a coincidence but you never know.

Here's the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ver_(command)

[AmblinAlong]

I believe in the one photo(because i am sticking with my theory i said above) that it isa projector that is displaying the image. I too remember the projector having a side cooling duct/fan.

And like i said before, the reason why the partition/mirror and angles dont make sense is because it's a picture of one photo lying on top of another one. Because where is the "edge" of the mirror? Why are the angles off? It doesn't really change much except that our evidence may not be in the same room, but who cares if it is. WE still are being shown what we need to to figure stuff out.

[slinkydge]

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[Tenshi Akui]

[v37]

If it is a picture on top of a picture, what accounts for the ridge of wall texture mud usually indicative of a corner?

[ssx3master]

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[AmblinAlong]

@v37



Your image is zoomed in very far however it looks like you flipped the ENTIRE image(not just the left side because it is mirrored). Why is this? I am confused on why people keep flipping the images...there is no need really except for the mirror image which technically you dont need to flip except to read the SOLD...otherwise its just a reflection of the lamp etc over and behind the viewers left shoulder.

I just need some more understanding , not being sarcastic....

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