disgusted と disgusting の違いは何ですか

As the train pulled up to Shibuya Station I noticed that there were a number of empty seats in the car I wanted to get on. It is my lucky day I thought. As soon as the train doors opened I quickly realized why there so many empty seats. Someone had had one drink too many.

Fill in the blanks using
a) disgusted b) disgusting

This scene is ___________.
I feel _________ when looking at this picture.
The person who threw up on the train is _________ person.
I wonder if the woman in the white cardigan sitting down feels ________

disgusting/disgusted
むかつくような、うんざりさせる、胸が悪くなるような、実に嫌な、気持ち悪い、気色悪い、感じ（の）悪い、汚らわしい、〔気分的｛きぶんてき｝に〕最低｛さいてい｝な

That's disgusting! : 最低！、むかつく！、なんてひどいことだ！

The scene was disgusting. そのシーンには目を背けたくなりまし

Whoa, that's disgusting! You use soy sauce for your fries? I've never seen that.
うわ、気持ち悪い！フライドポテトにしょうゆ使うの？そんなの見たことない

What is the difference?
The ~ed form expresses how somebody feels–an emotion.
For example, I have been studying for 6 hours straight. I am exhausted.
(It tells us how you feel)
The ~ing form tells us how something or somebody is, a state or condition.
For example, studying for 6 hours straight is exhausting.
(It tells us how it is)
Now try and make some of your own sentences… with
embarrassing/ embarrassed
exhilarating/ exhilarated