The girl showed how sometimes photos from social networks can be deceiving (15 photos)

Every day, millions of people post their photos on various social networks. And okay, there are ordinary pictures of cats or lunch, but most of all, incredibly perfect photographs of ideal bodies of ideal people undermine self-confidence. But is everything, excuse me, ideal in reality?





Blogger Georgie Clark shows by her own example that all people are far from canonical and unattainable perfection, no matter how much some people would like to convince the public of the opposite. She claims it's all about the right angle, pose, clothing and lighting. Georgie believes that it is worth stopping in the pursuit of “beautiful”, accepting your body and enjoying life. And if you really want perfect photos, then the girl will be happy to teach you some tricks!

Both pictures show HEALTHY bodies!



Repeat after me: “My body deserves to eat, my body deserves to have fun and enjoyment - it’s completely normal for my body to expand as needed!”

Don't punish yourself for having fun. You are human. There is more to life than constantly dieting and watching your waist!!!

Just because someone posted a fiery photo doesn't mean it's like that 24/7



Many things can change the way we look on camera. Here are the top 3:

— lighting;

- angle;

- posture;

Published vs. Deleted



Have you ever put off buying a bikini because you knew you wouldn't look the same as the model in it? In fact, no model would look like this in a bikini in real life. So stop comparing yourself! You deserve to feel good.

Subtle retouching



Subtle retouching is such small changes to a photo that significantly improve the frame, but at the same time they are almost invisible to the viewer. In fact, there's an impressive list of changes hidden behind the scenes!

Don't let someone else's personality affect your self-esteem



Everyone posts their best shot, the one they liked best, taken from the best angle and with the right lighting. And that's okay.

And again the pose decided everything



But it is unlikely that in real life you will sit like this for hours as in the first frame.

Within a minute of each other



On the left I'm posing, and on the right I'm relaxed. Both images are beautiful and should be featured on my page.

Facing the Shadow vs. Facing the sun



When the camera is pointed from the side and from below, and you are facing the shadow, the sharpest part of the light will fall on your body, highlighting your figure poorly. When you look directly at the sun, and the camera shoots from the side, this will soften the texture and light transition of the shadow on the skin, creating the effect of toned muscles.

Show everything that is hidden



There is a whole list of how influencers pose



This list includes: holding your breath, side lighting to emphasize the abs, moisturizing the skin or the so-called fake “sweat” so as not to emphasize cellulite, raising your legs on tiptoes and much more.

How bloggers sit vs. How ordinary people sit



Let me tell you that in the left pose you will sit for no more than 10 seconds. Yes, beautiful, but VERY inconvenient!

There are details hidden behind the perfect shot



This is a tricky pose because it hides your belly and lengthens your legs. But it requires a really good balance!

How influencers sit for photos vs. How people sit in real life



These photos are taken a few seconds apart and the only difference is that one pose is ready for shooting, while the other is natural and unstaged.

Posing can completely change the appearance of your body.



Both photos were taken a few seconds apart. The difference is obvious!

Be kind to yourself and don't compare your body to unrealistic and edited pictures. Your body is perfect the way it is, it doesn't need posing and lighting just to post a photo on social media.