When a Dutch social networks began to publish their photos from the exotic - and no one will suspect that it all moves it to the nose. It turns out, she has always been his home and the pictures simply falsified.
Graphics student from the Netherlands for five weeks cheated on her friends and family on the social network Facebook placed image of the alleged trip to Asia. This tricked his girlfriend wanted to show that the distortion of reality and the virtual space of the other is not to suck so hard.
Zilla, sitting quietly in their homes, post photos, posing with beautiful beaches, a Buddhist temple, and even diving underwater. Girls loved seeing expertly edited pictures, did not even suspect that they were actually made right here - in Amsterdam and its surroundings.
25-year-old girl was all planned in advance. Immediately after the trip against the alleged bid farewell to her parents at the airport in Amsterdam, Zilla boarded the first train and went back to his home in Amsterdam. Of these, only masked it came out - always wearing black sunglasses and dressed unrecognizable.
Using a photo editing program Photoshop Zilla 42 days carefully adjusted the fictional holiday photos. This project is aimed to convince all that the Internet everything seems perfect, but it is - just a hoax.
"I did it to show people how easy it is filtered, and the true reality of social networks to reveal only what is best. In reality, it's different, "- said Zilla.
During the five-week "vacation" girl supposedly learned to dive, enjoying Asian food, traveled a traditional Thai taxi and even visited a Buddhist temple.
Such images using photo editing tools came to her home in the pool and around Amsterdam, and Asian dishes prepared the same girl.
That deception not be made manifest through video interviews with parents, Zilla ingeniously used the umbrella and an old Christmas decorations. They formed an exotic hotel room illusion convinced the girls loved.
That deception not be made manifest through video interviews with parents, Zilla ingeniously used the umbrella and an old Christmas decorations. They formed an exotic hotel room illusion convinced the girls loved.
To dispel any doubts, the night she sent text messages to relatives and friends in the mailboxes slammed "souvenirs from Asia by the Zilla bought in Amsterdam.
After the experiment, all the girl told her family, and their reactions captured on video camera. Everyone was stunned.
