[jwalburg]

Another photo by same photographe,Adnan Hajj, on Yahoo News Photos, in case you eagle eyes can spot a pattern on this one too.

[usmcobra]

I use Firefox with image zoom, once I blow it up to 400% the manipulated pixels appear as square blocks five times bigger then the other pixels around them.

The area around the guy in the hat has some fine detail work done to it as if they paid special attention to getting smoke around him right.

[Blogger]

The man in the hat has a halo of fine pixels around him, like he has been implanted into the picture.

[LegendHasIt]

I had looked at that particular photo earlier when I googled the photographer's images...

There are a couple of suspicious areas, but nothing certain..... I'd have to have a higher resolution file to tell for sure. But if it is faked, it is a much better job... either done by someone more skilled, or at least less hurried.

[be4everfree]

There is very blue sky in the smoke and at the top of the building it seems different.

Also, I think the smoke was rotated 90 degrees clockwise.

[King Prout]

this one seems legit.
taken with a wide-angle lens from a low POV, creating a significant upwards single vanishing-point perspective which makes stuff quite difficult to fake.

[Colorado Doug]

Much better done but this one of Hajj's seems to have a pattern too. Just not as blatant

http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20060719/news_1n19mideast.html

[Colorado Doug]

Same unseen body "discovered" three times.

Lebanese rescuers cover a body that was uncovered in the rubble of a bombed house in the south Lebanese village of Srifa (REUTERS/Adnan Hajj)

A Lebanese man holds his nose against the smell of an unseen dead body in the rubble, at the southern town of Srifa, Lebanon (AP Photo/Huseein Malla)

Lebanese man Hassan Najdi uncovers human remains of a person from under the rubble of a building, destroyed in Israeli forces' bombardment, in the southern village of Srifa, Lebanon (AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)

http://www.zonaeuropa.com/20060803_1.htm