Elaborate edits to pictures are nothing new. As early as the 1850s, photographers such as Oscar Gustave Rejlander or Henry Peach Robinson were staging elaborate scenes and combining dozens of negatives to create visually compelling, deceptively realistic, composite images. Yet today—particularly because of the birth of digital photography and the ubiquity of photo-editing software—the manipulated is everywhere, even (and now most often) in the palm of your hand.