Comments on: Web photos capture tsunami's impact

Digital cameras and Web technology allow people to quickly share images of the devastation around the world.
Photos: Tsunami's devastating force

[Not Bugged]

Photos not from Tsunami

Per Snopes.com (http://www.snopes.com/photos/tsunami/tsunami1.asp) these photos depict flooding on the Qian Tang Jiang River, in Hangzhou, China.

[Jon Skillings]

Change to article

The photos in question have been removed from the article's picture gallery until their authenticity can be verified.

[Al Johnsons]

photos depict flooding

http://www.analogstereo.com/jaguar_xj220_owners_manual.htm

[Not Bugged]

Photos not from Tsunami

Per Snopes.com (http://www.snopes.com/photos/tsunami/tsunami1.asp) these photos depict flooding on the Qian Tang Jiang River, in Hangzhou, China.

[Jon Skillings]

Change to article

The photos in question have been removed from the article's picture gallery until their authenticity can be verified.

[Al Johnsons]

photos depict flooding

http://www.analogstereo.com/jaguar_xj220_owners_manual.htm

[paulq]

Fake photos mixed in

As far as I know, at least the first 2 photos are not tsunami related. They are from 2002 when a river broke its banks in China. They don't make sense either - why would people be there and smiling?

[paulq]

Fake photos mixed in

As far as I know, at least the first 2 photos are not tsunami related. They are from 2002 when a river broke its banks in China. They don't make sense either - why would people be there and smiling?

[KTLA_knew]

Tsunami videos

One of the sites I visit (no, not mine) has linked to some tsunami videos.

http://www.murdoconline.net/archives/001873.html

[KTLA_knew]

Tsunami videos

One of the sites I visit (no, not mine) has linked to some tsunami videos.

http://www.murdoconline.net/archives/001873.html