Photo #2) Weird lighting on the back of upper prisoner relative to the lighting in the rest of the photo.



Photo #4) Weird shoulders--far to large (both wide and thick) relative to his head and the soldier sitting on him.



Photo #6) Soldier too grainy, relative to the rest of the photo.



Photo #8) Sizing--Soldiers in the back look to small relative to object that photographed.



and last, and probably the best example of possible tampering with the photos,



Photo #9) Pattern is seen in the photo. (lines that look like a matt finish photo that was scanned).-- But those lines aren't seen in the soldier's uniform. Why would that be?



All these problems make these photos very questionable to me.



I also find it odd that the British are also accused of this, at the same time, and some of them are refuting the veracity of the photos due to incorrect equipment, that isn't in Iraq, being photographed.





Here is a link to the photo's I am referring to. Don't they look strange to you too? (Pay particular attention to photos #3 and #9 and my reason for each.) I also find it odd that such a high percentage look odd, and the ones that don't look so odd are ones of just of the prisoners, without the soldiers that may have been digitally added later. These, most likely, are staged instead of doctored.



www.cbsnews.com/elements/2004/05/06/iraq/photoessay615914.shtml



Rodney

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