2022年11月28日 · Pawlowski refused PetaPixel’s requests to see the original, unedited images and admitted that the snow leopard photos are a composite made from “two to four images.” The 24-year-old...

2022年11月30日 · These photos went seriously, heavily viral and were claimed to be fully authentic by Pawlowski’s long and intense blog narrative. Aside from being featured in several major magazines and newspapers, some of them were sold for hefty prices to buyers who presumably believed them to be fully real.

2022年12月9日 · Fake snow leopard photographer Kittiya Pawlowski has been decidedly outed after it was revealed that the images she claimed were hers were actually taken by a French wildlife photographer.

2022年11月30日 · Two weeks ago, an American photographer released a series of images that showed a snow leopard near Everest in the Khumbu Range of the Solukhumbu District of Nepal. The photos quickly went viral.

2022年12月11日 · As it turned out, even the snow leopard was fake in the context of her photos. Not only had Pawlowski faked everything else about its surrounding scenery, she had also stolen the shots of the animal itself from another photographer named Sylvain Cordier.

2022年11月30日 · This week, there was a huge blow-up after a photographer revealed to PetaPixel that her breathtaking photos of snow leopards in Nepal were actually heavily edited composites.

2022年12月8日 · It’s a picture of a leopard taken by French wildlife photographer Sylvain Cordier in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains, far from the peaks of the Himalaya. Pawlowski clipped the leopard from its background, then created a mirror image so it was facing the desired direction.

2022年11月29日 · After studying various images of the Himalayas, they have allegedly found evidence of the mountains in the snow leopard images being composites. Their article gives several convincing pieces of evidence for this. The images of the “American photographer” present strange lighting and collage effects that evoke photo-montages.

2022年11月26日 · A French climbing magazine has outed a person who claimed to have photographed a snow leopard in the Himalaya. Alpine Mag noted that the place the photograph supposedly was taken was outside the leopards' normal range.

Entire Himalayan mountainsides are fake—the hoaxter rearranged them to suit her bogus photo. The evidence is overwhelming. Any responsible news outlet that published Ms Pawlowski’s breathless account of her alleged photographic triumph owes it to its readers to set the record straight—promptly and prominently.