UPD: Esther Honig, a freelance journalist based out of Kansas City, sent an unaltered photograph of herself to more than 40 Photoshop aficionados around the world. “Make me beautiful,” she said, hoping to bring to light how standards of beauty differ across various cultures. These are what she received
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AnnaMolly 10 year s ago
I just see the same picture over and over paired with extremely bad photoshop. Can you explain this shit at LEAST?
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ires.umart 10 year s ago
Is this supposed to be some sort of morale lesson? Like everyone's the same ? Or is it just a retarded post (which it is either way).
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bertha_2_2 10 year s ago
... so it's all about the eyebrows huh? Wow... great, um... post. yeh, whatever.
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killerkraft 10 year s ago
Ah. I finally got it, it means that Photoshop rules the world and dictates fashion. Good for me, I am so smart!!!!
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gigantes 10 year s ago
so i take it that the first four comments are from noteworthy geniuses who understand what PS is yet are inexplicably feeling ripped off by the high, high price of browsing free content?
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Fenrisulven 10 year s ago
Izi forgot to include the all important back story. It can be read here:
http://www.bellasugar.com/One-Woman-25-Photoshopped-Versions-Global-Beauty-35080
871#opening-slide
(you can also click the credit link)
http://www.bellasugar.com/One-Woman-25-Photoshopped-Versions-Global-Beauty-35080
871#opening-slide
(you can also click the credit link)
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DarkWolf 10 year s ago
WTH is up with the USA version? That's pretty fugly. I'm calling BS on that one.
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http://www.bellasugar.com/One-Woman-25-Photoshopped-Versions-Global-Beauty-35080
871#opening-slide
(you can also click the credit link)