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Photographer Recreates Iconic Sun Dunking Shot With Rising Basketball Star AJ Dybantsa Original

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By Matt Growcoot Verified
| PetaPixel Verified
Over 10 years ago, photographer Dustin Snipes revealed how he captured an iconic shot of NBA star Anthony Davis dunking the Sun. But fast-forward 11 years, and Red Bull once again commissioned Snipes to do a near-identical shoot. Only this time with AJ Dybantsa, who is projected to be the number one pick at today’s NBA Draft. “Pulling off a shot like this feels like I’m putting on a lab coat and tacking images connected with strings to equations all over my wall,” Snipes tells PetaPixel.
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Man Traumatized After Woman Uses His Photos for AI Social Media Posts Showing Fake Family Life Original

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By Matt Growcoot Verified
| PetaPixel Verified
A real photo of Luke, left, that was shared to his social media. An AI image based on the first photo showing Luke holding a baby he doesn’t have, right. A man in Singapore has been left utterly dumbfounded after discovering an ex-schoolmate was using his photos to AI-generate a fairytale family life on social media.
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Moscow Citizens Banned From Sharing Photos of Drone Strikes as Attacks Increase Inside Russia

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By Matt Growcoot Verified
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The top of a large silo is sent flying hundreds of feet into the air during an attack on the Moscow Refinery last week. Last month, authorities in Moscow banned the city’s population from sharing photos and videos of what it calls “terrorist attacks.” But that’s being tested after Ukrainian drones blew up part of the city’s oil refinery last week. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports that Russian media is also urging citizens not to film the dramatic bombings, or even talk about them.
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