Fashion

1. The changes that were made to the models face with photoshop are:
- Her face was made flawless with makeup
- Her face was made longer
- Her face was made thiner
- Her eyes were made larger
- Her eyebrows were brought up
- Her face was made closer together
- Her lips were made larger

2. The changes that were made to this models body with photoshop are:
-She was made slimmer
- Her eyes were moved up
- Her skin was made lighter
- Her legs and body were made longer
-Her neck was made longer
-Her eyes were made larger
- Her eye color was changed to blue

3. The changes made to the model with photoshop are:
- She was made much slimmer
- Her legs were made longer
- Her butt and breasts were made smaller
- Her hair was made longer
- Her face was made slimmer
- Her arms were made longer
- Her body was made lighter

4. It is not ethically acceptable to change a persons appearance (as much as these people did) This gives many young girls bad body image and people need to realize that all people are different and come in many different shapes and sizes.

5.To make it more ethically wrong would be when the people editing change the models skin color completely.

6. Some changes that are ok, are simple ones like changing lighting and cropping, and fixing blemishes.

7. The differences between photojournalism and fashion photography are that in photoj, we don't have models, we take more candid shots, and use everyday people.

8. Photojournalism is more realistic and shows real people in their everyday environment where fashion photography is unrealistic and gives unrealistic body standards.

9. I think we are being shown these videos to show just how much photoshop can alter an image and that a lot of images we see are not real. Also, so we can see how unrecognizable these people can be made just by someone photoshopping them.

10. None of these videos are about guys because most guys don't appear to have as much body issues (some do it's just not as advertised as girl body images.) Also, most models are woman, and woman are the most often photoshopped.

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