Linda Robbins has made a name for herself on the Interwebs with her parody Flickr which featured 169 pictures of herself photoshopped onto a variety of bodies and scenes from supermodels to Gossip Girl screen captures and other recognizable images.
Though the photoshopping is admirable and humorous, it is the accompanying captions and comments which have garnered Robbins this level of attention. Each caption tells an imaginary story about what she was doing at the time the photo was taken, such as “Flapper: I found this costume my maternal great grandmother wore back in the 20’s and 30’s. Cute, huh?” Though the account is no longer available, these magnificent and hilarious images are in the Internet vault making people laugh one image at a time.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Parody Photoshop
- Opportunity to create a platform or app that allows users to easily create parody photos by seamlessly photoshopping their own images onto various bodies and scenes.
- Caption Storytelling
- Opportunity to develop a social media platform or website that allows users to create and share imaginary stories through captions on photos.
- Humorous Internet Vaults
- Opportunity to establish an online archive or website dedicated to curating and sharing humorous images and content.
Sectors Adopting This
- Social Media
- Opportunity for social media platforms to incorporate parody photoshop features and promote caption storytelling.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photography software or apps to integrate advanced editing tools for seamless photoshopping and image manipulation.
- Online Entertainment
- Opportunity for online entertainment platforms to curate and distribute humorous content, including parody photoshop images and caption storytelling.
