Everyone edits their photos a little bit here and there. It's only natural to want to present the best possible version of yourself to the online world. But some people definitely take it way too far.
Like, if you edit a picture to the point where you look like a whole new person, or you look completely fake (like the people in this list), you might need to step back from the editing apps for a little bit.
I think what bugs me the most is the fact that people will post pics where they edit their body proportions to look unnatural, and then act like it's real. But I guess the internet is no place to be honest.
I'd say that it's just the magic of makeup, but those eyes look a little too fake to me. It's too bad that we as a society hate natural (and aging) skin on women.
It's definitely weird when a photographer is editing your face to make it look eerily uncanny. Maybe he should've added a few editing lessons in with the photography classes.
I wonder if people notice the warped backgrounds in the back of their pictures and just don't care, or if they're just a tad too delusional to even notice in the first place.
Everything about this room looks super uncanny. Like, the walls are literally bending toward the women.
Again, it's amazing how people seem to not notice their poor editing (or just don't care enough to fix it).
I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and say there's a wonky angle at play here. But considering the fact that everyone looks like they've been photoshopped into that pic, I know that's not the case.
Sigh... if only women were allowed to show their age without being ridiculed by everyone else.
I think that, if you're seriously out there editing your teeth to look blindingly white, you should probably step away from your computer or phone or whatever you're using to edit pics.
I can't tell if this account is trying to be serious or if this is just a bit, but I kind of love it. Sure, it's terrible editing, but it's still kind of fun...
I actually have no clue what's happening here. Is it a weird angle? Strange editing? Poor lighting? Some weird combination of all three? At this point, I'd probably believe any explanation that sounds remotely right.
I swear, it feels like society is moving backwards in a lot of ways. People will really make their faces look like cartoon characters and then pretend that's how they actually look.
Are... are long necks a beauty standard now? Because if that's the case, I'd rather just be ugly.
In all seriousness, though, what's the point of this? Do people just... not want to look like people anymore?
I always find it weird how someone can edit just them, but leave other people in their pictures looking normal. Then again, editing everyone in the pic isn't any better...
This is honestly so confusing. Is the head edited to look smaller? Or are the hands edited to look bigger? And neither one of those things would make any sense to begin with.
Interesting move to post a pic of yourself with an edited waist, and then a pic in a similar pose that has less editing. The worst part is, she looked fine before the editing.
You'd think the clinic would want to show off how their clients look without a filter. That just makes me think they'd do a bad job with your face.
Imagine needing people to believe you look a certain way so badly, you'd be willing to edit your literal bones in a scan. There's no way people are believing this.
The amount of people posting pictures of themselves with cartoon faces on top of their real bodies is kind of startling. I almost feel like we'd just be better off without any kind of face-altering filters.
As much as I feel like using heavy filters on pictures is kind of pointless, I really wish people would own up to doing so. Like, it's okay to be honest to your followers.
Is... is that woman completely photoshopped in? Or is this a really bad example of Facetune at play? Like, either way, this is so bad you can't help but laugh at it. Even if it has you scratching your head.
