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To all the people now saying "It's not the same people" ... look again:pic.twitter.com/yDfuMDdqAS
Apparently, this is still happeninghttps://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1351076835057143809 …
When people don't get space compression with tele lenses
The lens does its part, but mainly it's the angle.
You can find the street easily enough on street view if you search "smartphone house Copenhagen" With tele-lens it's amazing how much compression you get. Features in the back ground are quite a way down the street...pic.twitter.com/NaJd5s75jR
Different angle.
Duh. Yes, that's the whole point: Different angles can make it look much more or much less squished together.
The pics aren't taken at the exact same second, and she's not standing in line but walking past it. Either already gone out of frame, or not come into it yet, in the second one. I think both pictures were taken by the same photographer, who had to cross the street between them.
Looks like different times, did you check time stamps?
The difference is about the time it took the photographer to cross the street between taking the two pics.
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