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Icelandair wanted the world’s worst photographer; 127,000 applied

Icelandair wanted the world’s worst photographer; 127,000 applied
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Icelandair launched a successful marketing campaign titled 'The Real Unreal' to find the world's worst photographer, receiving over 127,000 applications. The winner, Blanche Mortemard, received $50,000 and a trip to Iceland for her lack of photographic skill.

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The campaign highlights a growing cultural pushback against the perfectionism of AI-generated and filtered imagery in travel marketing.

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In an age of filters, polished travel shots and artificial intelligence images that make every landscape look impossibly perfect, Icelandair decided to look for the opposite: the worst photographer in the world.

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