> While it may seem obvious that something is wrong, these issues went unnoticed by a veteran photographer, the Associate Press, and every news outlet that ran the photo. If they are not noticing details like this, then what other forms of media hacking are they not noticing?
He concludes
1) It's fake
2) He's smarter than everyone else.
It went far beyond "offers some possibilities" way into "making wild assumptions on the basis of a single photo" territory.
> While it may seem obvious that something is wrong, these issues went unnoticed by a veteran photographer, the Associate Press, and every news outlet that ran the photo. If they are not noticing details like this, then what other forms of media hacking are they not noticing?
He concludes
1) It's fake 2) He's smarter than everyone else.
It went far beyond "offers some possibilities" way into "making wild assumptions on the basis of a single photo" territory.