From the thumbnail, I initially thought this was a painting. Le sigh. I'll take two of those blood-red lilies, some purple snowballs, and the ease to quit my job and spend all day gallavanting about town in jeans, please.
I've noticed recently that in a lot of photo you can see clearly the incredible amount of makeup models and celebrities are wearing. I'm not saying this looks bad, I'm just wondering why? Has there been some advancement in camera technology, perhaps similar to HDTV?
Or is Jezebel just showing more pictures that haven't been photoshopped, as some celebrities require of paparazzi photo agencies?
@Pocahaunted: how do celebrities manage to require this of said photo agencies? It's waaaay too early on a Monday for me to wrap my head around that nonsense.
@AtomiClash: It's my understanding that some celebrities have contracts with photo agencies promising them exclusive 'candid' shots, and in those contracts they say that before the pictures are released they have to be touched up.
I could be wrong about that though! My friend who is a music photographer told me. I think it's common knowledge that certain celebrities do have some kind of agreement with say X17 to get more publicity. They tell the paps where they will be and when, and the photo agency gets 'exclusive' coverage of them walking the dog or making out with a lover.
It certainly explains why there is massive coverage of some stars (see: Heidi and Spencer) when other more famous people are able to stay out of the spotlight for the most part.
Why would you bother to put someone in a Victorian dress and hairstyle then couple it with post-modern make-up? It is pretty, but does that bother anyone else?
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Or is Jezebel just showing more pictures that haven't been photoshopped, as some celebrities require of paparazzi photo agencies?
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I could be wrong about that though! My friend who is a music photographer told me. I think it's common knowledge that certain celebrities do have some kind of agreement with say X17 to get more publicity. They tell the paps where they will be and when, and the photo agency gets 'exclusive' coverage of them walking the dog or making out with a lover.
It certainly explains why there is massive coverage of some stars (see: Heidi and Spencer) when other more famous people are able to stay out of the spotlight for the most part.
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