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I assumed famous people had a team behind them and an approval process before posting anything....Those seem like such oddly specific edits, though...what the heck could she have been trying to do by moving her daughters' hand one mm to the left? 🤨
 
what the heck could she have been trying to do by moving her daughters' hand one mm to the left?

To me, it looked like she just shrunk the size of the cuff of the sweater. Perhaps it's a bit stretched and didn't look prim enough.
 
Leave her alone. She seems to be a very nice person w/o all the BS that goes with celebrity. Not some drama queen (no pun intended) with an axe to grind.
 
I find the screw-up quite refreshing. A set of extremely unimportant but very common amateur errors in a family snapshot, not caught or eliminated by the "professionals".
 
I assumed famous people had a team behind them and an approval process before posting anything....Those seem like such oddly specific edits, though...what the heck could she have been trying to do by moving her daughters' hand one mm to the left? 🤨

Yes but there were other alterations that BBC "Verify" found. Verify refers to that part of the BBC which tries to examine any news or pictures for how genuine they might be

The Palace apparently has refused to release the original photo. This may be the "least said soonest mended" approach that the Palace has consistently maintained

pentaxuser
 
I find the screw-up quite refreshing. A set of extremely unimportant but very common amateur errors in a family snapshot, not caught or eliminated by the "professionals".

Oh wow, you're really optimistic... I wish I could look at it like that.

I'm afraid it's the 'professionals' who did this in an attempt to quiet down the debate about what Kate's been up to lately. Apparently they released a photo to create the impression that everything is A-OK in the royal household - which as far as we can tell might very well be the case, but this Photoshop mishap does draw the whole thing into doubt.
 
Yes that's the problem as I see it as well. However the claim seem to be that the Princess made the changes although it was the Prince of Wales who was the photographer or so it was claimed

pentaxuser
 
It's not news and she is a PJ, no different than millions of other images posted on social media.
 
It's not news and she is a PJ, no different than millions of other images posted on social media.

An exception being the photo was picked up by the Associated Press, which has a no-manipulation-allowed policy (or a "we don't think it's been manipulated" policy).
 
This is a storm in a teacup and very hypercritical of the press, who photoshop nearly all the time.
 
The wires pick up all kinds of photos from non professionals who are not PJs, it was put out by the Royals as publicity not news.
 
Yes but there were other alterations that BBC "Verify" found. Verify refers to that part of the BBC which tries to examine any news or pictures for how genuine they might be

The Palace apparently has refused to release the original photo. This may be the "least said soonest mended" approach that the Palace has consistently maintained

pentaxuser

Could that be the same BBC who put up a photograph of a demonstrator being attacked by a police man with a truncheon? Forgetting to mention that they had cropped the lower half of the picture out?
The full picture showed the demonstrator holding a six foot wooden pole at waist level battering the policeman.
Ouch!
 
It's not photojournalism; a picture of news. It's a family picture prettied up so it should be legitimate as an edited family picture. Did she remove any zits?
 
The wires pick up all kinds of photos from non professionals who are not PJs, it was put out by the Royals as publicity not news.

By right, yes. But, factually, Royal "publicity" is "news" in Britain - and in a large portion of the Commonwealth. She doesn't need to be a photojournalist for the photo to be picked up, once it's released.

I think the whole thing is silly.
 
Kids are laughing this time to give the best illusion everything is good. Propaganda is interesting, its becoming more and more elaborate and harder to distinguish. Lies are everywhere.
Will give something for the magazines to talk about, getting harder and harder to sell.
 
Oh wow, you're really optimistic... I wish I could look at it like that.

I'm afraid it's the 'professionals' who did this in an attempt to quiet down the debate about what Kate's been up to lately. Apparently they released a photo to create the impression that everything is A-OK in the royal household - which as far as we can tell might very well be the case, but this Photoshop mishap does draw the whole thing into doubt.

I agree here. The very fact of the photoshopping raises more questions that the picture was intended to address.

All pretty amateur and unnecessary.

I wish her no harm, but I am completely disinterested in royal gossip/news. I am interested in the times the family have acted behind the scenes to protect their own interests, which pictures like this are intended to be a part of covering up.
 
Leave her alone. She seems to be a very nice person w/o all the BS that goes with celebrity. Not some drama queen (no pun intended) with an axe to grind.

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I don't care. Looks like she and her kids are well. I wouldn't trade places with any of them, well maybe the little boy. 😉
 
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