Even if they weren’t airbrushed, if the photos weren’t processed properly resulting in dodgy colours, I think this mum has the right to complain. When you pay good money for something, you want a decent product

They should not be airbrushing children’s photos, that is just silly. I know it didn’t happen when I was a kid. I was a clumsy kid and usually had grazed knees. Sat in the front row I could have done with a tiny touch up on my knees lol

Not worth the money for sure – over exposed. Would hate to think they were airbrushing.

Agree with the others, it just looks over exposed. But honestly, the photographer is getting paid well, they should have everything tweaked and set up so this didn’t occur. Yes that takes time, I know I’ve taken an hour or more to set up pro photos for selling goods online. But once its setup, the rest is quick with only occasional minor tweaks.

You can ask for them to be redone.

I agree that its just over exposed.

To me it just looks over exposed. She just needs to speak to the photographer and voice her concerns to them instead of complaining to social media

Don’t think they have time to airbrush hundreds and hundreds of photo’s, it’s probably just over exposed and bad lighting. To order and pay for a school photo, without being able to see first the result, has never been my thing. Why not make a picture before the kids head to school yourself ?

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 27 Oct 2018 , 9:47 am

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  I tend to agree – so many children and the process for photos is quick.

Not sure if it’s bad lighting or editing? Either way looks like he doesn’t have a chin

Looks like bad lighting to me but I’m sure taking it up directly with the photographer would get it sorted if it is airbrushed they should still have the original photo

The photo looks overexposed to me – but the mum would know the difference.

She’s the mother so she can probably see things that are not so visible to other people. I don’t notice anything weird.