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These images of Mars are genuine. I obtained them directly from the official websites of NASA, MSSS, ESA, USGS and Google Earth-Mars (which obtained all of their imagery from the same agencie)s.
This next image is a photo of clouds reflecting off the water near a polar glacier on Mars. I removed the false censor coloring and shaded a couple structures under the glacier and behind the compass. I did not add any colors. But otherwise, this image is virtually untouched. I will include the original, untouched image below this one so you can see how they used false coloring to hide the water and cloud reflections. There are also numerous craft under the base of the glacier at the waters edge. I also included the original image below for comparison so you can see how the censors us heavy false coloring to hide details. They clearly missed these were clouds reflecting on water on the bottom half of the photo.
Here is the original unedited of the photo above with the false coloring as it appears on Google Earth Mars which they obtained from ESA. The censors would not want you to know about the clouds because that would reveal the fact that it rains on Mars and they have a very similar atmosphere.
Before I edited and cleaned up this photo of the cargo ship on the river, this image was HEAVILY Censored with dark shading. I had to go to a lot of trouble to clean it up to see what they were hiding. I always check whenever I see their false darkening without knowing what I will find. In the upper right corner you can see what looks like one of our cargo ships. The original is below for comparison.
This is the untouched original of the same photo above. This original has all of the censor false colors and darkening. On the far upper right you can see the ship under the dark shading. You can use a contrast tool on photoshop to lighten it yourself. Be sure to remove the false colors first or you will end up with a pink ship.
Another craft down the same river. Keep in mind that these are desaturated false colors from the censors. So you can’t see the blue waters. I could paint the river colors but those would not be genuine. I had to clean up more of the censor darkening on this section as well so it lost some of the rapids river texturing. The Mars residents do not settle near the rivers because there are so many flash floods on Mars during the summer ice melts. In fact, they lost an entire city to flash floods. This particular region is very muddy looking.
This is the original image of another river which Google Earth-Mars obtained from ESA. It is the untouched original from their websites. The censors added a yellow blur plate on the left side but in the center you can see the sheen of the water. On the river bend to the right, you can see the water level against the river bank. There are also a lot of structures here which have been hidden by the censors.
This is the same image with the false colors removed (which also reduced the sheen but you can still see the water is slightly darker than the river banks. I did not alter the water. Notice how it doesn’t have texturing like the river banks because there is water in the river. Otherwise, you would be able to see the rough rocky bottom of the riverbed. On this image I used a contrast tool to bring out features of the same untouched image above. I also added a pale color to the cargo ship in the center and added a red arrow pointing to it to make it easier to see. This is the same ship design as the other craft in the photo of another river at the beginning of this post.
This is a view of a Mars city which has been flooded. Their other cities are thriving with activity, but this one city was devastated by a flash flood as you can see by the things washed down stream. Below this image is a larger view of the same city. There are still crafts flying around this city so apparently it was not abandoned as I first believed.
This is a larger overview of the same city.
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