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Celebrating Selfie Remake
I decided to remake Julianne Hough's selfie from her Instagram page. You can find her selfie prior to this picture. The reason I picked this selfie was because it was a "simple" selfie. She didn't wear much make up in her selfie and she was being goofy. The major thing I had to really work on was making my eyebrows as thick has her's. Julianne posted this picture as a weekly challenge to embrace oneself, which I find to be very important in today's world. I am personally a big advocate for people to find their self esteem and not to get caught up in what the world sees as ideal beauty. I personally enjoy when a celebrity is willing to post themselves in such a natural or vulnerable picture. When you have million of eyes on you, you have to be prepared for criticism, and sadly when celebrities are not airbrushed and picture perfect; they get hated. The only filtering/ editing I did was to lighten up the exposure because I realized that the grey wall in the original picture caused for a slightly cooler feel to the picture. I sadly feel like I didn't capture the same temperature.
Celebrating Selfie Remake
I decided to remake Julianne Hough's selfie from her Instagram page. You can find her selfie prior to this picture. The reason I picked this selfie was because it was a "simple" selfie. She didn't wear much make up in her selfie and she was being goofy. The major thing I had to really work on was making my eyebrows as thick has her's. Julianne posted this picture as a weekly challenge to embrace oneself, which I find to be very important in today's world. I am personally a big advocate for people to find their self esteem and not to get caught up in what the world sees as ideal beauty. I personally enjoy when a celebrity is willing to post themselves in such a natural or vulnerable picture. When you have million of eyes on you, you have to be prepared for criticism, and sadly when celebrities are not airbrushed and picture perfect; they get hated. The only filtering/ editing I did was to lighten up the exposure because I realized that the grey wall in the original picture caused for a slightly cooler feel to the picture. I sadly feel like I didn't capture the same temperature.