Photographers have published unedited photos of Croatian stylist Marko Grubnić at Alka Vuica’s concert in Zagreb, where she celebrated 40 years of her career. Marko wore blue jeans and a white T-shirt with a print. His photos often attract attention on social media, and earlier this year he was listed among the worst photoshopped images on the Bored Panda portal. It is not the first time his photos have been criticized for excessive editing. At the concert, he was accompanied by well-known figures from the makeup and hairdressing world, and the photos show their preparation and socializing.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources tend to focus on the cultural and artistic aspects of the event, highlighting the celebration of Alka Vuica’s 40-year career and the community of artists involved. They may also critique the superficiality of excessive photo editing and emphasize authenticity, as seen in the publication of unedited photos.
Center: Centrist sources report the facts straightforwardly, focusing on the event details, the stylist’s appearance, and the social media reactions to the photos. They provide balanced coverage without strong editorializing, noting both the celebration and the criticism of photo editing.
Right: Right-leaning sources might emphasize personal responsibility and authenticity, possibly criticizing the culture of over-editing photos and social media vanity. They may also highlight the stylist’s prominence and the importance of traditional media coverage of cultural events.
