Photographic enantiodromia at the Zaynab shrine?
September 20th, 2013 by Charles Cameron
[ by Charles Cameron — in recognition that Photoshop is a weapon that can turn enemies into friends, at least within Photoshop! ]
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How to describe this? It’s a DoubleQuote in Two Tweets from Phillip Smyth in which [Almost] the Same Photo of a Guy with an Israeli Rifle Poses on Both Sides of the Conflict around the Sayyida Zaynab Shrine in Southern Damascus:

So the guy in the original photo does a bit of an enantiondromia thanks to Photoshop…
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For some in depth reading:
On the Shia side of things, see Phillip Smyth‘s Hizballah Cavalcade posts at Jihadology.For the same on the Sunni side, see Aymenn Al-Tamimi‘s Musings of an Iraqi Brasenostril series, also on Jihadology.And for both and all else, well, there’s always Aaron Zelin‘s Jihadology itself!Posted in Aaron Zelin, analytic, Charles Cameron, Doublequotes, hizbollah, photography, photoshopping, shia, Specs, sunni, syria, twitter, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Photographic enantiodromia at the Zaynab shrine?
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