– Silly of waiting for it to be real

Last week Swedish influential blogger Johanna Emma Olsson (28) received special attention after posting several of her photos on Instagram.

Olsson has close to half a million followers on the image sharing service. On social media, she shares photos of herself, her exclusive wardrobe and, most importantly, luxury travel.

The observer from Olsson recently became aware of a special post that would represent the blogger in place in the French capital, Paris.

With a quick glance at the image, where the blogger floated almost to the ground, it was easy to conclude that Photoshop's skills did not reach the top.

After the publication of the montages, the Swedish blogger was criticized and when the press contacted to get a comment from Olsson, she only referred to a longer video sequence that She had told about Instagram stories.

There, she laughed at the consequences by telling him that she had changed the background of three images of the trip to Paris.

Will inspire the consequences

Many wondered why this 28-year-old girl had chosen to edit their photos and what she thought they had discovered.

Now, however, Olsson explains in more detail the background of the montage in a recent interview in the TV show "Breaking News with Filip & Fredrik". He reports that Swedish has arrived.

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"I think it's nice that this has been discovered and that people understand that it's not real because you do not look at the image and think it's real" , she says.

In addition, she explains that the reason for the editing was to inspire the consequences of wanting to swap space with her and adds that there is a lot of hard work behind the pictures.

For "Breaking News with Filip & Fredrik", Olsson reveals that she lived in Paris when she published the pictures. She tried to shoot beautiful pictures, but they should not have been as good as desired.

"I was standing by another bridge, but it was not as good." Greia was that two of the pictures are my own backgrounds that I've chosen to change, she says.

Olsson fully understands that the consequences have reacted to the mounted images, but believe that they should change the scenery.

"I think people are getting more and more annoyed when they realize that they are fake.But it's silly to expect it to be real.I still think that 39 It is important that young girls understand that it is not real.It is an influencer who practices this profession as a profession, so do not consider it a 100% reality, she says.

Olsson does not understand why the images aroused enormous attention, saying that, for his part, they did not edit the images without consequences.

At age 28, the number of followers has increased only following the problem of the image unfortunate.

Not the first time

The Swedish influence is far from unique in this respect. Many other profiles, known at home and abroad, have been found several times during retouching and improper use of Photoshop.

Stars such as Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez are all accused of thinning or removing aspects of images.

Here in Norway, among others, reality TV profile Carina Dahl and blogger Isabelle Eriksen have been criticized for their excessive reliance on retouching, a profile of VG and former football player Mads Hansen.

Otherwise, it is often the fashion industry that has been criticized for its retouching. Madame Figaro magazine, an appendix to the French newspaper Le Figaro, annoyed her model Emily Ratajkowski last year.

The magazine retouched her lips and breasts so they would appear less than they were. It made her look red.

"I was extremely disappointed and tired of seeing that my lips and breasts had been changed in Photoshop on this cover.I hope the fashion industry will eventually learn that it's him." Turn off the things that make us unique and start celebrating individuality, she wrote in an Instagram post at that time.

Something that was missing

And on the front of the magazine W Magazine in the fall of 2016, there was an embarrassing mistake. Models Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner posed in front of a tent, but fans quickly discovered that something was missing.

By observing the legs of the models, the attentive reader could then determine that the two had lost their knees.

The New is one of the magazines that have already been criticized for their excessive use of touch-ups. In particular, they have been criticized for a case in which Swedish blogger Blondinbella replied that the magazine had "swapped her pants" in Photoshop.

However, in 2014, the magazine received applause from the public, who decided to tag all the images recovered in the magazine.

Actor and singer Zendaya was shocked when discovering how she had viewed the images in the fashion magazine and Lifestyle Modelist Magazine in 2015.

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