Amazing blog post by Errol Morris about his interpretations the NYT article published on March 11 which contained the ‘hooded man’ photograph taken at Abu Grahib. The article delves into the complexities in interpreting reality that photographic mediums inject into subject, and how the photograph, in conjunction with a subsequent photograph of another man (falsely) identified as the man in the photograph taken at Abu Grahib, sheds light on the self-deception we all-too-often employ in our interpretation of visual media.

Will the Real Hooded Man Please Stand Up