Just found this on Digg and had to share. While the origin of the photo is unknown, you can see how the one photo (in the center) can yield widely different results depending on how you crop it (the sides).
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crop is powerful tool to focus on something. If you have a shinny new yaht and focus on dead fly onboard that is no honesty
it a natural power of graphics manipulator to choose iamges&crop them