In　this　paper,　we　investigate　the　trace　of　seamless　splicing　for　blind　image　splicing.　Image　splicing　is　an　essential　operation　for　digital　photomontage,　which　in　turn　is　a　technique　for　creating　image　forgery.　Although　good　forgeries　may　leave　no　visual　clues　of　having　been　tampered　with,　they　may,　nevertheless,　alter　the　underlying　statistics　of　an　image.　Through　investigating　the　observation　of　the　Photomontages,　we　find　the　specific　correlations　in　the　image,　which　can　be　detected　and　used　as　evidence　of　digital　tampering.　The　features　derived　from　the　proposal　are　useful　and　are　proved　by　experimentation.　©　2006　IEEE.