Fashion Photography

Video #1:
- Put makeup on the model.
- Made lips fuller.
- Made neck longer.
- Moved eyes down.
- Made neck skinnier.
- Made eyes larger.
- Made face slimmer.

Video #2:
-Put makeup on and fixed hair.
-Blemishes removed.
-Eyes made bigger
-Shoulders made higher.
-Made stomach smaller.
-Made legs slimmer and longer.
-Made neck longer and skinnier.
-Made complexion lighter.
-Made butt smaller.

Video #3:
-Made butt smaller and legs skinnier.
-Made arms skinnier.
-Removed stretch marks.
-Made stomach smaller.
-Made waist smaller.
-Made breasts smaller.
-Made head smaller.
-Filled in hair.
-Made chin smaller.

Questions:
1. No, it's not ethically acceptable to make these changes to a model's body because people should be accepted for how they are. Nothing about their appearance should be changed.
2. It's more ethically wrong to make these type of changes in the modeling industry because they are idolizing skinny women with perfect faces, bodies, and skin. They're giving regular women an unachievable goal.
3. Removing blemishes here and there and fixing a model's hair is acceptable, but nothing else should be changed about their faces or bodies.
4. Photojournalism values real situations, whereas the modeling industry is a big hoax full of fake women.
5. I think we are being shown these videos in order to understand what is morally accepted in the photographic industry, modeling companies have it all wrong.
6. Most women are seen as sex symbols in today's society, which is why they are made out to be perfect. It's horrible but it's true.