Girl Dresses Up In Green For School Picture Day And The Results Make Mom Laugh Hysterically
Preparing for a school photo day can be quite stressful for parents. So, Laura Pyle, a mother of two from Pennsylvania, decided to make things a little bit easier and also teach her children to be more independent. So her son and daughter were tasked to chose their own outfits. Her 1st grader daughter Addison picked her favorite green dress without hesitation. ” I just thought I was allowing my daughter to wear her favorite dress for school pictures,” she told Bored Panda. However, Laura completely forgot one important thing – photographers use green screen during the photo shoot. “I honestly never gave it a second thought. When I was in school the photographer brought each backdrop with them. Had I been thinking, I probably should have realized there’s no way a photographer could carry this many backdrops. But mom brain kicked in.” She only realized this mistake after she received the previews of the photos. But instead of being upset about ‘ruined’ photos, Laura burst into laughter and screenshotted all proofs she received. “I immediately dropped my phone, laughing hysterically. The photos are absolutely hilarious. Because the dress was sleeveless, I think the proofs turned out perfectly. She isn’t just a floating head, but her dress blends so well”. The photos are surely amusing so scroll below to see them!
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Meet Laura, a mother of two, who tries to teach her children to be independent
However, this backfired hilariously when she allowed her 1st grader daughter pick out her own clothing for a school photo shoot
Laura completely forgot that they will be using green screens at the photo shoot so her daughters choice to wear a green dress was a big miss
Laura said that she only realized the mistake once she received the preview of the photo shoot
But instead of being upset about ‘ruined’ photos, Laura burst into laughter
“I immediately dropped my phone, laughing hysterically” she said
It’s not the first time school photo day has been ruined by green clothing. 7th grader Carter made the same hilarious mistake before
Image credits: Laurel Boone Hutsell
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I work at a yearbook software company. I just had to review a portrait package for a customer that had a couple of 'floating heads' on it which were way funnier than this photo. Honestly, this is a quality control issue. They are running the unprocessed images through greenscreen knockout and not checking the results. You can mask out areas to exclude them from the knockout. You need to be careful for green-bleed too: blondes and red-heads can get get green reflective casting on their hair (flyaway bits) in particular, so they either should get a virtual "trim" or a fine-tune. A decent photo studio will review before sending out proofs.
@Lynne: I worked for Lifetouch School Photos years ago, before digital photography. The technique then was to use a backdrop. Reading this story brought back some memories. I think the green screen effect is quite interesting. These photos look very nice. I imagine most parents would be requesting retakes, however. The school should send out a notice, warning about wearing green.
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An outfit for each occasion. Perfect. Also, the boy is taking patriotism to a whole new level.
*dramatic movie theatre trailer voice* You can't figure out where all of his torso is... But you know he stands for liberty. "The Patriot", not coming soon because it's not a real movie.
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I work at a yearbook software company. I just had to review a portrait package for a customer that had a couple of 'floating heads' on it which were way funnier than this photo. Honestly, this is a quality control issue. They are running the unprocessed images through greenscreen knockout and not checking the results. You can mask out areas to exclude them from the knockout. You need to be careful for green-bleed too: blondes and red-heads can get get green reflective casting on their hair (flyaway bits) in particular, so they either should get a virtual "trim" or a fine-tune. A decent photo studio will review before sending out proofs.
@Lynne: I worked for Lifetouch School Photos years ago, before digital photography. The technique then was to use a backdrop. Reading this story brought back some memories. I think the green screen effect is quite interesting. These photos look very nice. I imagine most parents would be requesting retakes, however. The school should send out a notice, warning about wearing green.
Load More Replies... An outfit for each occasion. Perfect. Also, the boy is taking patriotism to a whole new level.
*dramatic movie theatre trailer voice* You can't figure out where all of his torso is... But you know he stands for liberty. "The Patriot", not coming soon because it's not a real movie.
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