Woman Had Her Face Photoshopped In 25 Countries To Comp

This Woman Had Her Face Photoshopped In Over 25 Countries U.s. based journalist and photographer esther honig came up with an interesting photo project that answers a difficult question in an ingenious way – how can we compare standards of women's beauty world wide? honig's solution was brilliantly simple: she sent a portrait photo of herself to freelance photoshoppers in countries around the world with one request – to make her “beautiful.”. Woman had her face photoshopped in 25 countries to compare beauty standards across the globe. esther honig, a 24 year old freelance journalist from kansas city, put the saying “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” to the test with this fascinating project titled before & after. using freelancing platforms such as fiverr, honig sent an.

Photos This Woman Got Her Face Photoshopped In 25 Countries To S We talked to the woman who asked 25 countries to photoshop her face. by beckett mufson. june 27, 2014, 10:50am. esther honig is an explorer of beauty on a global scale. a freelance journalist and. Using freelancing platforms like fiverr, honig contacted nearly 40 individuals from countries ranging from sri lanka to the ukraine — 25 in all — sent them an unedited photo of herself, asked. A woman photoshopped her face to illustrate the "ideal" beauty standards of 25 different countries. esther honig reveals that "achieving the ideal" is difficult in her photo project before & after. That's what esther honig asked 40 photo editors to do in over 25 countries. using the service sharing site fiverr, honig, a human interest reporter, sent a picture of herself to be photoshopped.

This Woman Had Her Face Photoshopped In Over 25 Countries A woman photoshopped her face to illustrate the "ideal" beauty standards of 25 different countries. esther honig reveals that "achieving the ideal" is difficult in her photo project before & after. That's what esther honig asked 40 photo editors to do in over 25 countries. using the service sharing site fiverr, honig, a human interest reporter, sent a picture of herself to be photoshopped. June 27, 2014 5:30 pm edt. w e’ve become accustomed to seeing photoshopped images in media. but journalist esther honig decided to do something a little different. she wanted to conduct a little. The pics also launch an interesting conversation on the use of digital manipulation in promoting unattainable beauty standards across the globe. honig says, "photoshop allows us to achieve our unobtainable standards of beauty, but when we compare those standards on a global scale, achieving the ideal remains all the more illusive.".