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Instagram isn't real, and it made us all huge f*cking liars

A picture is worth a thousand words... and in this case, a thousand lies.

Thai photographer Chompoo Baritone has created a series of images that reveals the reality behind Instagram posts. The project, titled #slowlife, pokes fun at how IG users often use filtered, cropped photos to make their lives seem more fabulous than they actually are. You can view the full series here but in the meantime, take a look at some of my favorites below:







[h/t: PetaPixel]
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