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Doctored Beirut Photo: the First Draft

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LGF reader humblegunner emailed what seems to be Reuters photographer Adnan Hajj’s first attempt to remove the dust from his Beirut photograph.

UPDATE at 8/6/06 10:10:59 pm:

Reader David Lunde has discovered what may be another attempt by Hajj to embed a subliminal message in his Photoshopped smoke:

And reader THX-42 has found a corrected version of the photo from the Lizardoid Multiverse:

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