[AFreeBird]

Okay, so what's the point of making the blue into white? Well, aside from the obvious FR perspective on the UN.

What is this "photoshopping" buying them?

[Halfmanhalfamazing]

The photoshopping isn't "buying" them anything per se.

But this is the liberal media we're talking about. I'm honestly surprised we don't see photoshoppery on other topics as well, not just from lebanon.

I'd go so far as to say that the editors at reuters noticed this as well, and didn't care. They want this type of crap getting published, look at all of their pro-hezbollah articles. The entire media is infested and saturated with it.

It's like a bad episode of the matrix.

[P-40]

Okay, so what's the point of making the blue into white?

It is probably just the result of someone trying to lighten up a dark photo.

[Thombo2]

"What is this photoshopping buying them?"Good question.Nothing as far as i can see.But perhaps they see the UN as a joke-like the rest of the world.

[NonValueAdded]

The brightness was changed in order for the image of the chief hezzie to be visible. Since the flag was backlit, the sunlight was coming toward the camera. I'd wager the poster's features would be dark and indistinguishable and obviously Al Reuters couldn't let that stand, hence the change.