Back in August last year, Japanese photographer Keisuke Jinushi showed how to create a fake girlfriend with a cleverly-angled camera. Now, Jinushi is back with another guide showing how to make it look like you're kissing someone in a picture all by yourself.
Just like in the first photos, Jinushi uses a couple clever details like applying foundation and nail polish to make his own hands appear more feminine. This time, he uses a wig to make it look like there's an actual girl in the photos and he places his hands so that it looks like she's touching his face.
These photos require a tripod and if you're brave enough to set up a photoshoot to show off your new "girlfriend," you should probably be prepared to get some weird stares.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fake Relationship Photography
- There is an opportunity for creating more elaborate and realistic images of fake relationships using special effects and editing software.
- Virtual Reality Photography
- Virtual Reality technology can be used to create immersive fake relationship scenarios for individuals who do not want to use real people for photography or videography purposes.
- AI-assisted Photography
- Artificial Intelligence tools can be used to create realistic images of fake relationships by analyzing existing images of real people and mapping facial and body features realistically.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography Industry
- Photographers and photo studios can enhance their offerings by incorporating fake relationship photography services as a niche area of specialization.
- Marketing Industry
- Brands and advertisers can use fake relationship photography to create campaigns that are more relatable to targeted audiences and augment their brand storytelling.
- Entertainment Industry
- Film and television studios can leverage fake relationship photography in the creation of romantic scenes and plotlines that are not limited by real-life constraints or celebrity schedules.
