
*Update: Brian from SnappedShot.com suggests that the AP's use of the descriptor is merely generic in nature. However, if you peruse the other photos within this album, you will noticed that Israel's Olmert is also pictured

OK, now look at this second photo.

Now, study this third photo as it is a more broad view of the first two photos.

Somehow I do not think dirt could have piled up like that in the matter of days since the air attack as I view these images on March 16. And I doubt that so much grass, along with the kid's trails, would have sprouted up in 6 days. Especially since the photo was supposedly taken on March 10, the same day that the attacks occurred? Would you really expect that many kids to be playing on a JUST BOMBED-OUT building? Also note the serious lack of concrete debris around this building.
And yes, I am critiquing the photos.
Is the AP once again trying to take sides and sell us a load of bull???
Now, if you want to see what a blown up building looks like from aerial bombings just look at this one


and this one as well.

2 comments:
photos are gone, replaced by pictures of angela merkel in israel
Anon,
The photo will be available at this URL for another few days. After that, it's off to the digital bitlocker in the sky, I'm afraid.
For anyone with AP Images access (registration is free), the permanent link to this photograph is here.
Regards,
Brian
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