Moore v. Crowe

Deen, Judge.

1. Testimony of a witness that an object in a photograph “looks like” the object about which he is testifying is sufficient to allow the admission of the pictorial representation in evidence. Elliott v. Ga. Power Co., 58 Ga. App. 151 (197 SE 914). As to identifying marks placed on a photograph to call attention to some particular feature of the pictorial representation material to the case and which have been identified by a witness, these are almost without exception held proper when they in fact aid one looking at the photograph to understand what the witness is talking about.…