When You Ask Someone For Help And He's A Photoshop Troll Master

Photo editor James Fridman is taking a more creative approach to people's photo edit requests on his Twitter page. Often using word play from their requests he edits photos in surprising and hilarious ways, giving his followers all the motivation they need to learn Photoshop for themselves.

MAR 24, 2016

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Images of who we are and who we want to be, sometimes differ from each other. So we turn to clothes, makeup or even Photoshop to bridge that gap. Just... be careful with that last one.

Photo editor James Fridman is taking a more creative approach to people's photo edit requests on his Twitter page (@fjamie013). Often using word play from their requests he edits photos in surprising and hilarious ways, giving his followers all the motivation they need to learn Photoshop for themselves.

If you have some photos of your own that need a special touch then you can submit your requests to James. Just pick your words VERY carefully.

More info: jamesfridman.com | twitter | facebook (h/t: boredpanda)

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