Dhaka and Rivers of Blood - Photoshop Challenge

[Mal12345]

The latest viral meme is the Dhaka rivers of blood story, in which the celebration of Eid, and the sacrificial slaughter of animals to Allah, coincided with a large amount of rain, producing rivers of blood.

My question for the forum is, which pic is photoshopped, the top or bottom one?

 

[Trash Panda]

The top one,hopefully? Do we get to find out the answer?

 

[Mal12345]

The top one,hopefully? Do we get to find out the answer?

yes, when someone gets the right answer.

 

[Trash Panda]

Okay... So the bottom one is photo shopped.

 

[Mal12345]

Okay... So the bottom one is photo shopped.

How so?

 

[Trash Panda]

The top one,hopefully? Do we get to find out the answer?

yes, when someone gets the right answer.

Okay... So the bottom one is photo shopped

 

[Mal12345]

How is it photoshopped?

 

[Trash Panda]

Are you asking me to find a specific flaw in either image to discern which one is photo shopped? Because idk. I cant tell. Normally I think someone would assume the top image is the altered image... Like this is some sort of trick question situation. Either way, I've guessed at both and you said you would reveal the answer when someone guessed it so... Which is it? Or is it both?

 

[Cloudpatrol]

The top pic shows natural blood dispersal at the feet of those walking.

In the bottom pic the skin tones of those same people are un-natural. Also the advertisements on the wall are the same color as the pea-green water.


This isn't a huge surprise to anyone who has seen pics of the Dolphin hunts in Taiji (see movie Blackfish).

The outrage is interesting to observe. I am a meat eater but I am not in denial re: the amount of animals sacrificed to our own gods of greed. It is heinous how we treat animals and future generations will likely judge us accordingly. 99 Million chickens suffer to death a year in the U.S. Meaning that they die of mistreatment before even arriving to be slaughtered.

The blood of animals runs red around the globe.