How could such a photo be taken?

Answer: He might have had an "assistant" take the photograph for him, judging.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How could such a photo be taken? Gregory Scott, works at Photography Written Jan 9, 2017 He might have had an "assistant" take the photograph for him, judging by the apparent distance. I assume he used frosted glass, such as one might find in the shower or a ba... Read More » What are some of the biggest myths in movie history? Patrick Wiley, BS Film Video Production & Screenwriting, Drexel University (2012) Written Feb 14 Thanks to a poorly written article on Cracked, there's a infuriating myth about Citizen Kane circulating among people who never saw the movie. People think there's a plot h... Read More » How can you prove that 2+2=4? Ale Ballester, independent mathematics student Updated Mar 22 Of course. This is formal mathematics. If we couldn't prove [math]2+2=4[/math], we wouldn't claim it is true in the first place. The first question we should be asking ourselves is: What does... Read More » Can taking an aspirin daily really lower heart attack risk, or was that something that was overblown by the media and has since been discredited? Jo van Schalkwyk, Just another physician Written Feb 6 Dean Croft has given a good, well thought out answer. It's about balancing the risk. We used to bang the drum about taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks, even if you've n... Read More » What are some of the most inaccurate gun details you've seen in movies? Michael Morouney, former Small Arms Repairer at U.S. Army (1986-1991) Written Feb 8 Probably the one thing that caused me to turn off a movie: "Sniper 2″ When the lead character is handed a rifle and begins this history lesson - "A 7.9 mauser, the best rifle... Read More » What does one have to do to understand the work of the Japanese mathematician Shinichi Mochizuki? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Aug 29, 2016 Nobody knows, since nobody does. It is clear that a necessary requirement is a deep and comprehensive command of modern arithmetic geometry and a whole host of related subj... Read More » What is the happiest photo you've ever seen? Karthik Viswanathan, Studying at Asian International Private School Written Feb 12 Not one but many! I have seen many such photos! Women in Afghanistan! Before unethical processes like the stoning started, this was the condition of Afghanistan! 2) This dog ... Read More » What will be the highest paying careers in the next 20 years, and which ones will lose value? Tim Broberg, 25 years a hardware and software developer, still finding new mistakes to make Written May 14, 2017 I'm betting on 3d modelers — 3d printers will become as cheap and available as ink jet printers very soon, and designing stuff to print will become the next thing. genetic en... Read More » What's the biggest Hollywood flop in theaters that became a financial success once it went to home video? Kunal Mirchandani, Been watching movies all my life Written Feb 13 Quite a few, actually. Lots of cult films that have gained a strong following today were complete flops when they were first released in cinemas. Here are just a few of them... Read More » What is the most illogical thing in mathematics? Malcolm Baker Written Apr 14 If you have 23 people in a room, the chances of 2 of them sharing the same birthday is 50%. Understanding the Birthday Paradox In a room of just 23 people there's a 50-50 cha... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.