Some say photo retouching has gone too far.
“Why [did] his school [give] him teeth on his pictures,” questioned TikTok user, from Compton, Calif., in her click-worthy TikTok communique. “Where are the originals???”
In the eye-popping post, which fetched more than 50,000 virtual views, the woman showcased a glossy print of her little boy — whose beaming smile featured a row of photoshopped pearly whites where hisA mother on TikTok called out her son’s school and picture day photographers for photoshopping fake teeth into his mouth.After displaying the edited photos in the video, the mother asked her son to flash a smile for her camera, which revealed the existing empty spaces in his gum line.
“Y’all know y’all are wrong!,” exclaimed the woman, scolding both the picture day photographers and her child’s school administrators for the unsanctioned changes to his likeness.“I would be so mad!! That’s childhood memories, kids [are] so cute with the two missing front teeth,” spat an incensed spectator.
“Nooo I would want a [sic] unedited one the missing teeth the best part,” agreed another infuriated follower.
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