Remember that big kerfuffle when Demi Moore posed for the cover of W magazine, and some raised questions as to whether or not the image had the hell Photoshopped out of it? Well, now Moore says that wasn’t the case. In fact, she talked to the photographers after the controversy broke, and they told her, “We did not touch anything on your hip, your thigh, or your waist.” Instead, they claimed, “It was the position.” She was standing in such a way that it made it appear that she had been Photoshopped within an inch of her thigh. Hey, Demi, here’s a newsflash. What did you think they were going to tell you? “Yeah, we spent hours in Photoshop working that thing.” That’s not what photographers say. Instead, they tell you you’re beautiful, they tell you you’re perfect, and then they go home and tear their hair out manipulating the image into something that looks like you, but perfect. Get over it. Or, better yet, yourself. I guess this image from the latest issue of Harper’s Bazaar isn’t Photoshopped either? Riiiight. [Harper's Bazaar]
