People consider many things before uploading a photo on Instagram –the background, the lighting, the angles, the filters – everything needs to be just perfect. However, some people take the editing thingy so far that it just looks ridiculous.
A subreddit named “ Instagram Reality ” is dedicated to calling out people who go to the extreme side of the editing game. The online group writes in its description – “it’s unbelievable how some people get away with it while others don’t!”. Check out some of the most heavily-edited and hilarious photoshopped pics in the gallery below.
More info: Reddit
#1 Who Even Needs Organs?
#2 Found One In The Wild – I Am Flabbergasted
#3 She Says That Her Goal Is To Be A French Doll. Her Instagram vs. An Interview
#4 A Very Famous 63 Year Old Woman Completely Unrecognizable
#5 When A Family Member Accidentally Posts Your Real Face
#6 When You Can’t Hide The Lines In The Background Warping So You Photoshop Them Out Entirely
#7 Found On An Instragram Story. It Scared The Bejesus Out Of Me
#8 Scarred Me A Little Bit, Not Gonna Lie
#9 Photographer Posted His “Retouching” Work On A Facebook Group
#11 Do Brands Even Look At Photos Before Sharing Them?
#13 Upload vs. Screenshot From Unedited Video
#14 She Uses The One On The Left For Her Job Application… I Really Don’t Understand It, I Also Love Filters, But I’m Well Aware That They Change My Appearance And Doesn’t Look Like Me. But She Use The Picture For A Job Application?! Smh
#15 A Famous Singer In Romania (What She Posts On Ig vs. Screenshot From A Video)
#16 2 UK Influencers Got Posted Unfiltered By A Modeling Agency
#17 She Has Straight Up Just Drawn A Leg In There
#18 Couldn’t Tell Them Apart, Could Break Rule 6
#19 Noses Are Clearly Overrated…who Even Needs Them?
#20 Not Enough Guys On Here, But They’re Just As Guilty
Saumya Ratan
Saumya is an explorer of all things beautiful, quirky, and heartwarming. With her knack for art, design, photography, fun trivia, and internet humor, she takes you on a journey through the lighter side of pop culture.
