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When taking photos, many people try to stand out by posing in various ways, seeking unique angles, or using special effects. However, when we take photos with friends, do we sometimes sacrifice others’ images to make ourselves the most eye-catching one in the picture? Recently, a Japanese short comic revealed a subtle competition among high school girls when taking photos.
With careful planning, they aim to be the most eye-catching one in the photo. This comic even refers to this competition during photo-taking as a “brazen war,” sparking strong curiosity among netizens: do high school girls really resort to such unscrupulous tactics in real life when taking group photos? Let’s explore this heatedly discussed comic together.
The Japanese manga website “Comic Bunch-Kai” attracts attention with its new work.
The Japanese manga website “Comic Bunch-Kai,” which just launched this spring, has released several popular works in hopes of attracting more users, one of which, “Purufeisā to Wako,” created by Fukui Sei, has sparked heated discussions among Japanese netizens.
If you are interested, you can click here to go to the official website to read the work for free. Below, we will briefly introduce the content of this work…
This seemingly ordinary group photo actually hides deep intentions!?
The story begins with a naive high school girl named Tohako.
One day, Tohako took a group photo with three friends and uploaded it to a social platform…
As a result, Shihezi’s mother saw this group photo and immediately questioned her daughter about what was going on.
Shihezi’s mother does not mind her daughter’s photo appearing online, but what makes her unhappy is that her daughter seems to have been “bullied” by her friends in this photo!
Mom immediately noticed that Shizi’s friends all tacitly took a step back!
Deliberately standing back during a group photo can make one’s face appear smaller, and experienced people often rush to do this.
However, Shi and Zi insisted that she was just standing in front, making it difficult for her mother to understand her daughter’s innocence.
The mother stated that taking a group photo was a “heartless and unjust war,” and Shi and Zi was clearly “set up” by her three friends!
Mother pointed out that Yumi, standing next to Tohko, used quite a few advanced photography techniques; in fact, her schemes were the deepest…
For example, the “crown head” technique creates the illusion of a “small face” by reducing the shoulder-neck distance, or the “front punch” where one makes a V-shape with their hand in front of their chin to pretend to get closer to it; these are all little tricks that Yumi employed in group photos. And the gesture of pretending to put her arm around Tohko was actually pushing her forward.
Although Mother said a lot, Shihezhi still believed she was unfoundedly slandering her friends, so he ignored it.
However, unexpectedly, Shihezhi happened to overhear those three friends discussing the content of the photo at school.
Yumi expressed her gratitude to the other two for Shikako’s complete lack of understanding of the retreat technique, which helped her a great deal. After overhearing this, Shikako felt quite hurt.
After returning home, Shikako immediately apologized to her mother and requested her to teach her photography skills.
So, my mom revealed that she was a top-notch photographer in high school.
After obtaining my mom’s secret techniques, Tenko was already on par with Yumi when taking photos with friends.
In fact, she has mastered the ultimate skill of taking photos!
Who would have thought that high school girls put so much thought and skill into taking pictures?
