The photos we share on social media are often a distorted representation of our lives, so when Twitter users started sharing the pictures behind the pictures, it was a refreshing change of pace.
Twitter user @GavinGarcia12 got the ball rolling with this wonderfully contrasting set of images.
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It took a team of three and a trusting grip to get that magnificent shot.
And as for Gavin’s profile picture, it turns out a well-placed rock and a strong core were part of the equation.
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The tweets got others thinking about the ways they set up great photos. Can we get a round of applause for this faux-bed setting?
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A work of art in itself.
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And it’s not just humans who benefit from a little extra elbow grease behind the scenes. This doggo had to put in the hard yards for this exquisite photo.
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The lesson? The curated selection of images you see on social media are often not as effortless as they look, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be appreciated.