Flawed Photos - An Offer

I am often bemused by the number of photos I see in people's profiles, that have significant technical flaws that could be fixed. I realize that not everybody has Photoshop or some other photo editing software, so having time on my hands, I'm offering to edit your profile photos, at no charge.

Not every photo problem is fixable, but photos that may be fixable include (but are not limited to) those that are: underexposed, overexposed, hazy, fuzzy, washed out colors, noisy, or slightly out of focus. Send me a message with a profile photo that you would like to have edited. I'll fix it (if I can), and return it.

Comments

  • Excellent, can you make my butt not look big? 😊

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • edited February 2023

    @SunsetSnuggles - Actually, I could do that, except that your butt isn't visible in any of your profile photos. Do you have one where it is? Lol

  • [Deleted User]SnugglesRus (deleted user)
    edited February 2023

    @SunsetSnuggles 😂🤣 the best. Ya know people pay for big butts these days?!? 😆

    @GreatHornedOwl Your offer is kind. I am fairly photogenic and always worry that someone might think my pictures look better than I do in person. Therefore, I have a strict no editing rule 😅

  • @SnugglesRus - An ethical edit of a photo, shouldn't change how a person looks. Rather, it should make the photo look like it would have looked had the proper camera settings been used, had the lighting been suitable, etc.

  • [Deleted User]Mman (deleted user)

    @SunsetSnuggles Leave your butt alone.

  • [Deleted User]SnugglesRus (deleted user)

    @GreatHornedOwl gotcha, that makes sense 😃

  • Encouraging the use of Photoshop is not necessary IMO. Before you know it, the people you meet to cuddle won't look the same as their profile pic. You should just message people, tell them their pictures suck and ask for new ones.

  • @robroo - As I said before, there absolutely nothing wrong with the using Photoshop to correct technical problems with a photo. An ethical edit of a photo, shouldn't change how a person looks. Rather, it should make the photo look like it would have looked had the proper camera settings been used, had the lighting been suitable, etc.

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