That would be the picture on the right, the authenticy of which some seem readers called into question because of the six perfectly symmetrical fighter jets in the upper left hand corner.
After he learned that it had been chosen for the magazine, Lascelles told our writer that frame was “a lucky shot.” He confirmed that statement for our researcher. When Senior Photo Editor Susan Welchman asked him, prior to publication, to verify the image with the next photo in his shooting sequence, Lascelles sent her another picture of the dog—head turned this time—with the same jets above. It turned out to be a fake, too. William Lascelles has now admitted that he fabricated both images he sent us.
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CBS's Watch! Magazine "slimmed down" the real photo on the left to promote Katie Couric in 2006.
That's Martha's face, but not her body. Newsweek told its readers that the cover was a "photo illustration"....meaning not a real photo at all.
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No wrinkles, thinner arms, slimmer back, longer neck....the possibilities are endless for Faith Hill, at least when Redbook gets involved.
3 girls X 2 legs each = 5?
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Roddick himself said that he was “pretty sure I’m not as fit as the Men’s Fitness cover suggests [and] little did I know I have 22-inch guns.”
Complex magazine used some serious airbrushing on this picture of Kim Kardashian.
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The rumor is that Star wanted to make Jen look like she was gripping a tell-all manuscript on Brad...so they had to get rid of the auction catalog and sunglasses.
Enough said.
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Time was accused for purposefully making O.J. Simpson look "menacing" by darkening his skin from the original mug shot that ran on the cover of Newsweek.
Of this one Winslet said: "I can tell you they’ve reduced the size of my legs by about a third. I was pretty proud of how my legs actually looked in the real picture, I have Polaroids from the shoot and I thought I looked fine."