A photo-app filter can create this effect – slightly better than pixelation. The images are easily identifiable as human, though they look faded and broken.
Do I have a right to do this with their spirit? Should I break them before they dare to reach the sky?
I wonder if it was a power-hungry maniac who invented this filter. Or maybe he draws inspiration from it.
The paintbrush does a good job at making them whole again, but they end up looking different. My perception interferes with their identity.
I give up. Unfiltered photographs are honest, but who wants them anyway?
Written for Photo Challenge at MLMM
Reena Saxena 
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Some still like unfiltered photographs, I think.
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Are those displayed on social media?
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Only if presentable, I think.
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🙂
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