Mass Media Written Task
Many argument have been brought to the publics attention, but recently a argument about using Photoshop on magazines should be band or allowed has caught the attention of the fashion and modeling community. Some might say has Photoshop gone too far in the modeling and fashion community. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie… are two out of many public figures agree and now the American Medical Association is now backing this idea up as well.
Emily was the first person to rise up to take action against the GQ magazine for digitally editing her body without her knowing until she saw her final photographs. They changed her completely, making her unrealistic. She says, “Although many dream to have a perfect body or features on screen or magazines, this will not change themselves personally but change the way they look a themselves.”
As well as public figures rising up the American Medical Association stood with the public in agreement. The manipulations of images through Photoshop in magazines and advertisements have many detrimental effects towards the general public that has worked with image manipulation and as well as the viewers who read view these manipulated images. These damaging effects could involve eating disorders and or emotional and behavioral complications.
An article “Photoshop is evil” Claire Bond explains the methods of how magazines and advertisement uses Photoshop to create false images of celebrities and models. The companies use something called White Wash to help colored people appear paler and whiter from their original colored skin tone. They would also often change much more than the skin like hair, facial features and body image.
The American Medical Associations have stated that eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia on teenagers have a link with the images that they see on magazines and advertisement. Their recent scientific data of the study of the link have been recently shared openly to the public to try change their thought on their
Emily was the first person to rise up to take action against the GQ magazine for digitally editing her body without her knowing until she saw her final photographs. They changed her completely, making her unrealistic. She says, “Although many dream to have a perfect body or features on screen or magazines, this will not change themselves personally but change the way they look a themselves.”
As well as public figures rising up the American Medical Association stood with the public in agreement. The manipulations of images through Photoshop in magazines and advertisements have many detrimental effects towards the general public that has worked with image manipulation and as well as the viewers who read view these manipulated images. These damaging effects could involve eating disorders and or emotional and behavioral complications.
An article “Photoshop is evil” Claire Bond explains the methods of how magazines and advertisement uses Photoshop to create false images of celebrities and models. The companies use something called White Wash to help colored people appear paler and whiter from their original colored skin tone. They would also often change much more than the skin like hair, facial features and body image.
The American Medical Associations have stated that eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia on teenagers have a link with the images that they see on magazines and advertisement. Their recent scientific data of the study of the link have been recently shared openly to the public to try change their thought on their