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After 58 tourists were killed in a terrorist attack at the temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor Egypt, the Swiss tabloid Blick digitally altered a puddle of water to appear as blood flowing from the temple.

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This digitally altered photograph of OJ Simpson appeared on the cover of Time magazine shortly after Simpson's arrest for murder. This photograph was manipulated from the original mug-shot that appeared, unaltered, on the cover of Newsweek. Time magazine was subsequently accused of manipulating the photograph to make Simpson appear "darker" and "menacing".

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Promoting the narrative that anti-government activists were actually puppets being manipulated by the U.S. government to undermine the Russian government, the Russian national television network REN-TV published a photo showing that U.S. ambassador to Russia John Tefft had attended a Moscow rally of these activists. The U.S. Embassy responded that Tefft had actually spent that day relaxing at home, and then mocked REN-TV’s coverage by releasing a series of composites showing Tefft at a variety of other historical events. After the original source photo was revealed to be from an interview Tefft gave in February at the site where Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov had been murdered, REN-TV conceded that the version they had published was a fake that they had found on Twitter.

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The National Review drew criticism for publishing a cover photo in which the campaign signs being held by a crowd of Obama supporters were modified so that the original slogan of "Forward" was replaced with the word "Abortion".

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Een voorbeeld van schadelijke fotojournalistiek. Deze foto uit Irak werd in 2003 gemaakt door Brian Walski. Om de foto meer impact te geven, gebruikte hij twee foto’s om er een van te maken. De beeldvorming is daardoor compleet anders geworden dan de werkelijkheid.

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Ik wacht met smart op de eerste oorlogsfoto's uit de Amsterdamse studio van Ferron!
- Thomas Schlijper

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foto's worden gemanipuleerd voor dramatisch effect.

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De Oostenrijkse krant Kronen Zeitung plaatste in 2012 een foto van een vluchtend gezin in Syrië, op de achtergrond een verwoeste wijk