I actually only partly agree with Ramon.
Yes, this is a Photo of a borrower with a recent photo, and the camera date was never set correctly on the camera. The MFI would like for us to see this photo, read the summary and then help fund the loan. But in order to do so, we need the MFI to be a quality organization, by quality I mean produce accurate information to US. Let's draw a parallel here:
One of the goals of an MFI is to acquire money in order to help provide loans to poor entrepreneurs in a consistent and long-term fashion. Similarly, the MFI's Photos / loan summarys and data needs to be as accurate as possible, include as much detail as possible, and represent the business/need as much as possible in order to channel this money in a long-term and consistent fashion from us, the Internet Lenders.
Now let's do a quick "back of the napkin" demonstration. Someone new to this process other than one of us (including me who is in KIVAFriends mostly for entertainment) were to see that photo and notice the date on that photo might question it. Now, if that new person also spotted multiple loans to the same person with the same photo in each loan, this new person might come up with some questions. Questions about the MFI, KIVA, or why the world spins the way it does.
Where is this money coming from? -- The money is coming from 'us' the 'funders' aka Partners to the MFI and KIVA. Thus, they need us.
Generally, donors that haven't heard about Kiva or the MFI, are skeptical to start off. Having accurate and informative "NEW" information in the form of photographs, journal entries, and nice loan summarys, will help the MFI when they try to attract these funds from 'us'.
So IMHO, The reason I wrote so much here is because of a correlation between examples of this topic and another topic where a similar post exist. SO, give me some slack!

Henry
