Here is a cropped image:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDy99gmjiGSTq3hNZ69A7mxBsFWdNbMw5NlKOhgLZ61V8ZxnlnHehGO-Golhfw9zDwDRgw-yeqs7bvgZBNkRZyX-TwVC2nMNUhaRHIHE14Kf_c4gfRuouEtAIv6lxsQjKxZJ66zo0a8gQ/s400/myth1.jpg)
I cropped this photo to make the image appear as just an ordinary billboard on a street corner
This is the original photograph:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgBbHMzLFWqvVKZQT7X1ffTUZlqLmxkUgmZVoZ1Fl5KJJClhQXzlAMVow1rJSzrjvgP8NfaUkUaOSTv4GPbzygJ5SYXpsOj0vayFbfCUpr4fYUOqEQeXRl8wjkwB-2vmuFsywDxzc6VZfo/s400/myth.jpg)
The second billboard that was originally in the photo gives the image a (hilarious) new meaning. Placing a McDonald's advertisement next to a childhood obesity billboard or vice versa, when McDonalds is often targeted as being a cause for childhood obesity is an ironic and therefore amusing image to take in. Obviously by cropping this image, I was able to take out the ironic social commentary and make an innocent image. This shows that no photograph is truly, truth.
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