Portrait Pros Airbrush Effect Possibly too Convincing

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We don’t really know what to think about this banner ad for Portrait Professionals but every time we see it we’re gripped with a warped, inexplicable fear. The girl at left doesn’t look bad now, but you have to experience the ad by accident to achieve the full effect.

The before image flashes alarmingly – maliciously, even – and is replaced by the after one, but not until after having destroyed an otherwise soothing browsing experience.

Plus, there’s something unsettlingly Dorian Gray about taking a mildly menacing photo and replacing it with a timid, disarming one. Suddenly we distrust all our hard-earned social networking friends.

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