Eventually I'm going to phase out these "Celebrity Spankables". Between Photoshop and AI, there are just too many good fakes out there, and I'd rather not post those. I much prefer to use the real thing, either photos the celebrities actually posed for or candid shots Sometimes it's easy to tell what's real and what someone created, but I'm sure I've been fooled before and even now have some pictures in the archives that I think are genuine but are, in reality, probably fakes. The last picture I have of Sabrina Carpenter, for example--I think it's a fake, but I really can't be sure. So I'm going to use up what I have (which should be good for a few more editions, anyway) and then retire the idea. Until then--enjoy!
Sabrina Carpenter --
Dakota Johnson --
Dawn Wells --
Daisy Ridley --
Rihanna --
Scarlett Johansson --
Yep. Chalk me up as one who is *not* a fan of fakes, Photoshop, AI etc. Real is enticing, fake is not. Can't imagine where this will go in the years to come.
ReplyDeleteCEM -- Sorry about abbreviating your name, it's just quicker and easier to type that way. I've seen some very good fakes that I would consider enticing--that I wish were real--but common sense tells me they're not. My mind says to me, would this celebrity really pose for this type of photo? And then it becomes easier to look at it and say, Well, that's her head, but that ain't her body.
DeleteHi! Dr.Ken, I think the second one of Dakota was taken from a scene of 50 shades of Gray but I’m not positive, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched the series. Bye for now, Aussie Jenny
ReplyDeleteAussieJenny -- I'm not a fan of the 50 Shades movies, but I'm guessing that you're probably right. Good to hear from you, as always!
DeleteI confess to not be as diligent as CEH as most times I have not been able to see the difference ( I just love the bottoms) I do love the celebs as they are the most popular and imagining them being Otk and spanked is quite the thrill. So Great finds and thanks for sharing and enjoy your day!
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Jim -- What gets me are the so-called "Fan Pages"--you'd think they'd be posting real photos of the celebrity they're a fan of, but well over half of the pictures are "fans" photoshopping the celebrities head onto a scantily clad body. How is that being a fan?
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