Asking for help on the Internet is generally not a good idea. On the other side, there's always someone waiting to inject their dose of trolling, but some do it so well that they become virtual celebrities. One of the most striking cases is that of James Fridman, who receives all kinds of requests on Twitter and Instagram to edit photographs. The results are a show.
Except for a few isolated cases in which James refused to edit (for example, scars or marks of diseases), the original owner of the photo ends up very disappointed, and the more superficial the initial request, the harder his trolling. Basically anyone can send photos to James, as long as they follow basic terms and conditions related to security and privacy. James has an official page, an Instagram profile, and a Twitter account where he shares his latest 'works'.
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