5 ways to spot fake travel photos

Suchismita Maity

Check shadows and lighting
Shadows should match the light source. If they don’t, the photo might be edited.

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Watch for distorted backgrounds
Bent, stretched, or warped backgrounds? Could be a Photoshop giveaway.

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Examine metadata (EXIF Data) 📄
Camera info, date, and editing software can reveal if a photo’s been manipulated.

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Reverse image search
Use Google Images or TinEye to see if the photo appears elsewhere.

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Spot unrealistic details
Overly perfect skies or landscapes might be AI-generated. Check reflections and proportions.

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