From cityscenesmag.com

No word on the details yet, but I’ll keep you posted.

From photoshopdisasters.blogspot.com

These and other unrealistic images raise a variety of questions.  What effect do these images have on young women (you)? Do they (you) ever want to look like that? Do they (you) know that ALL images in magazines and advertisements are photoshopped in some way?

From hollywooddame.com

France is proposing a law that will require a health warning on all airbrushed photographs in order to prevent young consumers from comparing their appearance to a computer generated version of beauty. They suggest using the language “Retouched photograph aimed at changing a person’s physical appearance.”

From incredimazing.com

Nothing is real about these people. Their skin is smoothed and colored, their limbs are erased and recreated, half their face is deleted and replaced with a symmetrical copy of the other half, and who knows what else.

Personally, I think this warning is a great idea. It is a compromise between casting normal sized models and the status quo. At least it will help young girls understand that the images they are looking at aren’t real.

From theblemish.com

Do you think your country should pass a similar law?