They used to say photos don't lie. They were wrong

Can you ever really verify a photo? That’s a question media outlets are facing with renewed scrutiny in the wake of two 'digitally enhanced' images of the Royal Family. But they're far from the only establishment to distribute handout images to the media, and they're also not the first to alter one.

They used to say photos don't lie. They were wrong
A supposed photo in black and white of the loch ness monster peering out of the lake.

Can you ever really verify a photo? That’s a question media outlets are facing with renewed scrutiny in the wake of two 'digitally enhanced' images of the Royal Family. But they're far from the only establishment to distribute handout images to the media, and they're also not the first to alter one.