You have to be very observant to find the answer.
This photo went viral after being posted on Turkish social networks a long time ago. The person who posted the photo is George Steinmetz - an American photographer.
The photo caused "netizens" in Turkey to talk about it because it was not clear what the white spot under the camel's feet was . Some people think it's a product of photoshop, others think the author cut it together to increase interaction.
Photo by American photographer George Steinmetz.
In fact, this is a product taken 100% with a camera without any editing or cutting.
According to the photo's author, this person took it in 2004 while flying on a paraglider on a journey to explore the "world's largest sand sea" Empty Quarter from Saudi Arabia to Oman and then to Yemen.
And the answer is: Those white spots are real camels. And the camel-shaped black color is their own shadow.
The reason why, at a glance, we easily confuse these two images is because the photo was taken from above.
George Steinmetz is a veteran American nature photographer. His works have been published in The New York Times, The New Yorker, Smithsonian, Time, The New York Times Magazine, National Geographic. He has a passion for taking photos from above, while paragliding.
