At the trial of an automobile accident case, for the purpose of showing the relationship and directions of the streets involved, the plaintiff offered into evidence a photograph of the intersection where the accident occurred. The plaintiff testified that on the day of the accident the intersection looked exactly as depicted in the photograph, except that on the day of the accident some of the trees on the street had small Christmas ornaments on them. Upon objection, shoe the photograph be admitted in evidence?

A. None of the answers below.

B. Yes, but only if the photo was taken within a reasonable time following the accident

C. No, unless the photographer who made the photo testifies to its authenticiyt

D. Yes, if the absence of the Christmas tree ornaments did not prevent the photo from being a fair representation of the intersection at the time of the accident

E. No, not under any circumstances