very simply retouched -- others were so radical as to change her looks entirely to conform to a certain idea of beauty. The range is fascinating. The exercise serves as a rather bitter reminder to women that their natural selves are rarely deemed as beautiful as their makeovers. You can view the results here.Monday, July 21, 2014
We Have Seen the Enemy -- and It is Photoshop
When journalist Esther Honig sent a natural picture of herself (which means hair up, no makeup and no filter) to Photoshop pros and amateurs from more than 23 countries and told them to "make her beautiful," she received multiple versions of herself in return. Some of these show Honig
very simply retouched -- others were so radical as to change her looks entirely to conform to a certain idea of beauty. The range is fascinating. The exercise serves as a rather bitter reminder to women that their natural selves are rarely deemed as beautiful as their makeovers. You can view the results here.
very simply retouched -- others were so radical as to change her looks entirely to conform to a certain idea of beauty. The range is fascinating. The exercise serves as a rather bitter reminder to women that their natural selves are rarely deemed as beautiful as their makeovers. You can view the results here.
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