All the photos are taken with an iPhone 3G. When you initialize the camera app, the iPhone asks if it should use the GPS location feature but the user conveniently hits "NO" which does not all the geo-tagging to embed the coordinates in the EXIF file.
Many of the previous iPhone photos all had the geo-tagging info in tact -- except for any of the store photos.
If the coordinates are embedded, then we can find the actual locations using MapQuest.
OK since obviously you are not rational about this let's change gears here. You do realize that it would waste approximately 25 seconds of Brian and the Salespersons time to say what store is it in? Right?
Let me ask you this...
what is your take on the fact that the Potencia shots are literally sitting on top of the NOS shots? Have you seen this before in a store?
P.S. I never said the pictures were staged or fake...I like the fact that behind the new Koma cooler, there is a Koma poster on the wall also. But I do want to know why the shots are sitting on top of another product.
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