NZ Astrophotographer Defends Satellite Stack Shot from AI Claims
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Brendan Larsen photographed thousands of satellite trails over Mount Taranaki in New Zealand's North Island, shooting hundreds of frames across two hours in September before stacking them into a single image. The result has been viewed millions of times and triggered widespread accusations of being AI-generated, with Larsen now publicly defending the work as straight photography.
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