Most important, notice that the hand of the monk is obviously in motion hence the fuzziness, but the bottle is very clearly pictured. This has to be photoshopped.
Jean-Serge wrote:This website in Greek (use automatic translators) list all elements proving a forged picture :
Here is the list of elements proving the forgery :
The peaceful and lowered gaze and relaxed stance of the body does not go with throwing a bomb. Where is the bottle being thrown towards and where is the monk gazing at?
The hand is in a position where something is not being gripped, but instead it is just in a simply Greek gesture of "what's up".
The liquid in the bottle is not a the correct angle.
The flame (numbers 4 and 7) is not only on the wick, but also "dangerously" running over the neck of the bottle showing that the flammable liquid is escaping. But in that case the flame would surround the neck of the bottle and not instead of growing along one side of the bottle. The wick does not continue into the bottle. If the wick was just caught on to the lid then it wouldn't burn.
With such a great flame and a flame that is also caused by leaking flammable liquid, if the contents were alcohol then this should have exploded in the monks hand. If the liquid is oil or petroleum based, it should be smoking.
All around the dependency houses are reporters with cameras and only this photo? Where was the bomb thrown? Were did it land? No photos of the explosion? The bomb then disappeared