Is anyone else sick of EVERY photo being filtered beyond recognition?

got lunch with a coworker i only knew from teams calls... spent 20 min at the restaurant before realizing she was sitting right across from me the whole time

Filters killed street photography. Used to document actual moments, now everyone stopping mid-walk to pose then filter the soul out of the image

asian beauty apps walked so western filters could run. Korea been dealing with this since like 2012

ngl find it deeply unsettling when parents filter their babies??

creating insecurities before they can even speak

Told my sister she looked beautiful without filters and she literally didn't know how to process the compliment. Sad hours

Weirdest thing is the body dysmorphia it creates. Got teenage cousins who panic if tagged in unfiltered pics because they "look wrong"

photographers out here learning actual skills while folks with iphones making themselves look like plastic aliens in 2 clicks

Keep seeing influencers say "no filter!" when they clearly used subtle ones or just edited later in another app. Gaslighting your followers lmao

The wildest evolution is how totally normal having animal ears and noses on adults has become. We just collectively accepted that?

Filters ruined my friend's wedding. Photographer took gorgeous professional shots but bride only posted filtered selfies that look nothing like her

Employers telling me they can't recognize applicants who show up for interviews. Professional headshot vs reality gap gets bigger yearly

Can we talk about guys using subtle filters but pretending they don't? At least women usually admit to it

world is depressing enough, let people have their sparkly filtered fun if it makes them happy

Visited Japan recently and locals asked for unfiltered pics with me because "you have real skin texture!" moment of cultural whiplash

prediction: in 10 years we'll have a massive retro movement where people deliberately post unfiltered just to seem authentic and different