As an editor, I only have to choose four photos a year these days: one for each cover of
The Middle East Journal, but having worked in more frequent publications in the past, I'm aware of the danger of having a disconnect between your headline and your photo chosen to illustrate your story. This screen capture
from this Ha'aretz story (I'm using a screen cap in case they change the photo or headline) exemplifies the problem:

And then they had a good laugh about it. I know that online reportage requires a lot of quick decisions, but given
Ha'aretz' overall political allegiances, I don't think this was intentional.
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