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| − | The Crew Photo for Hindsight 2020, like many crew photos (namely the one from [[Silver Seas 2018]]), was missing a crew member, [[Murray Renaud]]. Unlike the missing crew member from Silver Seas, Murray Renaud has a physical form, and wished to be included in the image. | + | The Crew Photo for [[Hindsight 2020]], like many crew photos (namely the one from [[Silver Seas 2018]]), was missing a crew member, [[Murray Renaud]]. Unlike the missing crew member from Silver Seas, Murray Renaud has a physical form, and wished to be included in the image. Armed with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Photoshop Photoshop], a drawing tablet and six cups of coffee, [[Jamie Tait-Glossop]] sagely decided that the solution to the problem was this: |
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Explanation
The Crew Photo for Hindsight 2020, like many crew photos (namely the one from Silver Seas 2018), was missing a crew member, Murray Renaud. Unlike the missing crew member from Silver Seas, Murray Renaud has a physical form, and wished to be included in the image. Armed with Photoshop, a drawing tablet and six cups of coffee, Jamie Tait-Glossop sagely decided that the solution to the problem was this:
