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So it's wise for visitors to lower expectations from the picture-perfect images shared online — some of which it appears have been heavily photo-edited.
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That might explain the intense reactions of many sufferers to the "American Horror Story" advertisements, which tend to focus on faces with photo-edited holes.
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The second, which seems almost empty at first, contains two large vitrines of ephemera that show off Ms. Lawler's gifts for graphic design and for language, with displays of everything from matchbook covers and napkins to exhibition announcements and art books that she photo-edited.
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141 Morgan also designed and photo-edited The World of Albert Schweitzer, by Erica Anderson (Harper & Brothers, 1955), and made the photographs for Prestini's Art in Wood, for Pocohontas Press in 1950.
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That same year, Eisert photo- edited Material World: A Global Family Portrait, a photo essay by American freelance photojournalist Peter Menzel. Two years later, Eisert photo-edited Women in the Material World, a 1996 companion volume to Material World that focuses on women from 20 different countries, along with short essays. Eisert and National Geographic Magazine photographer Chris Johns conducted a 1996 conference on nature and documentary photography at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. In 1998, Eisert worked as senior graphics editor for Microsoft, where she designed the first MSNBC.
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During interviews and talkshows, Kim Soo Min has discussed controversial issues with Korea's beauty standards and body-shaming culture. She noted that Korean beauty culture has influenced many to believe that any woman, regardless of her height, is overweight when she goes over 50 kilograms (110 pounds). Kim also stated her opinion on how social media perpetuates these standards, stating: “I personally feel like it’s from immensely photo- edited images that we see on our social media,” Kim explained. “We see celebrities showing off their weight, they say ‘I weigh this much’ and they look very pretty.
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