In a trial between Jones and Smith, an issue arose about Smith's ownership of a horse that had caused damage to Jones's crops.Jones seeks to introduce into evidence a photograph of his cornfield in order to depict the nature and extent of the damage done. The judge should rule the photograph
admissible if Jones testifies that it fairly and accurately portrays the condition of the cornfield after the damage was done. admissible if Jones testifies that the photograph was taken within a week after the alleged occurrence. inadmissible if Jones fails to call the photographer to testify concerning the circumstances under which the photograph was taken inadmissible if it is possible to describe the damage to the cornfield through direct oral testimony.