by Sara McGinnis posted in Parenting

Photographer (and photoshop whiz) Stephen Crowley has been creating the illusion his daughter Hannah is in "marginally dangerous situations." He aims for "nothing unbelievable, but enough to make people think 'Wait... did he really"'"

For the record, the answer is no -- no, he didn't leave his baby girl perched on a railing, let her drive on the freeway or play with knives, but it looks like she has.

Stephen's images are one part fun, one part purpose.
To begin with, it's worth noting he lives in Ireland where his wife works for the equivalent of CPS. He reports she's "particularly bothered" by the pics, but he still gets a kick out of "tagging her in them on Facebook for her colleagues to see." But if you look carefully, he's left hints they're not real. "There are some strategic mistakes in some to prove they're fake," he shared. For example, "the speedometer shows 100km/h but the rev counter is at zero. And the knife purposely doesn't cast a shadow."
Of course, there's been a bit of backlash. "The one on the fence was the first one I did," Stephen explained. "Some random person on Facebook that I don't know commented that I should be shot. This spurred me on to make more."
Hilariously, he says those who view his work tend to fall in into one of three categories. There are the "outraged old people," "the people that knew they wer...