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May be, but I hadn't noticed/think that.
However in the upper right corner you can see the inside of the building through two of the broken panes.
And one of those two has just the shape of a seagull...
However in the upper right corner you can see the inside of the building through two of the broken panes.
And one of those two has just the shape of a seagull...
Blimey, they must have been flying pretty fast to have punched such clean holes through the glass, or, otherwise have been propelled by Photoshop.....
Pidgeon impact😱
Pidgeon impact😱
What is really impressive is that the super light tips of their wings broke the glass away perfectly too. 😉
We used to get the bird prints like that on our windows, until I added the UV decals.
And then there’s his golf game …..
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Only cracked panes have stickers. Perhaps they have a second role: to hold the broken glass in place.
I have given up on my sticker theory. Now stuck with having to explain how the glass actually broke like that. Or it didn't break at all, AI at work. Can't believe anything you see on a screen anymore.
To be honest, I can't guarantee whether they are really broken or if there are stickers on them because it is impossible (for me) to decipher it by looking at the photo and I also quite agree that today it is easy to simulate and conceal almost anything.
However, in this specific case I believe/guess that at least where you can see the inside of the building those broken shapes are authentic.
Anyway, I never thought for a moment that they were made by the seagulls themselves, I completely exclude it.
For me the beauty of this photo, if any, is given by the fact that the shapes are random.
I imagine that some kids broke the windows, as happens everywhere in cases like this, and some shapes look like seagulls and birds.
However, in this specific case I believe/guess that at least where you can see the inside of the building those broken shapes are authentic.
Anyway, I never thought for a moment that they were made by the seagulls themselves, I completely exclude it.
For me the beauty of this photo, if any, is given by the fact that the shapes are random.
I imagine that some kids broke the windows, as happens everywhere in cases like this, and some shapes look like seagulls and birds.