How much can you alter a photo before it becomes a blatant giveaway that what you’re posting is far from reality?
How much can you alter a photo before it becomes a blatant giveaway that what you’re posting is far from reality?
Maybe somebody should lay off the facetune...
Maybe somebody should lay off the facetune...
A quick scroll through social media and you might begin to think that you're not good enough. There, people look so happy, so beautiful, it's as if the whole world is theirs.
A quick scroll through social media and you might begin to think that you're not good enough. There, people look so happy, so beautiful, it's as if the whole world is...
Calling out those Facetuned, Photoshop sculpted pics one at a time.
Calling out those Facetuned, Photoshop sculpted pics one at a time.
What we’re looking at is an expertly edited, highly-stylized version of things. Real life is often far more chaotic and messy.
What we’re looking at is an expertly edited, highly-stylized version of things. Real life is often far more chaotic and messy.
From warped body parts to ‘slender man’ hands, from bent backgrounds to selfies airbrushed into oblivion, some celebs take their pics to a whole new level.
From warped body parts to ‘slender man’ hands, from bent backgrounds to selfies airbrushed into oblivion, some celebs take their pics to a whole new level.
A lot of people alter the images they upload on social media. And while some keep it simple and realistic, others take it one—or three—steps further.
A lot of people alter the images they upload on social media. And while some keep it simple and realistic, others take it one—or three—steps further.
It's hard to tell what's unedited anymore, but these cases make it easy
It's hard to tell what's unedited anymore, but these cases make it easy
In case you need another reminder that you can't trust anything you see on social media, here you go!
In case you need another reminder that you can't trust anything you see on social media, here you go!
"They have a right to be there and take pictures, they just don’t have more of a right than anyone else."
"They have a right to be there and take pictures, they just don’t have more of a right than anyone else."
