Amelia Liana is what we like to call a "social media influencer." That means she's internet famous, mostly for being internet famous. Her Instagram account alone has over 472,000 followers. She lists herself as a "Fashion, beauty & travel blogger" and posts glossy, brightly-colored images of herself in exotic locations.

Essentially, Amelia lives a "dream life" and posts pictures about it online.

Those glossy magazine-style photos may have been what drew her followers to her initially, but they're also the thing that's garnering her some unwanted attention and criticism lately.

People have decided there's a little bit too much Photoshop happening in Amelia's pics and they're calling her out.

For example, this post of her at the Taj Mahal has people crying foul. We don't know if you've ever actually been to the Taj Mahal, but it's never this empty.

Such a dreamy trip to India topped of by getting to experience the Taj Mahal. So grateful to explore our beautiful world 🙏🇮🇳💫#India #TajMahal #Agra @revolve #revolveme A post shared by Amelia Liana (@amelialiana) on Apr 10, 2017 at 8:46am PDT

And as one commenter put it: "You can see this is photoshopped because the reflection on the water, notice how the Taj Mahal seems compressed to fit inside the pool... this is not how reflections work."

And then there's this pic. Look closely at the top of Amelia's head.

I mean I guess @AmeliaLiana_ head is transparent because you can see the trees and building behind her 😂 pic.twitter.com/XEl4R8bRjq — Deborah (@Deboh_11) July 16, 2017

We hope it's not painful.

Amelia took to her social media to explain that sometimes she creates an image rather than actually taking it since it's visually more appealing, but she's always actually at the location she's posting about.

MY IMAGE PRINCIPLES https://t.co/e8fdPxdYbe — Amelia Liana (@AmeliaLiana_) July 15, 2017

Folks had feelings.

"Inauthentic" is one way to put it.

lighting/coloring is one thing. But a whole background edited use the excuse of still being in the same city is just inauthentic content — Olivia Frescura (@OliviaFrescura) July 16, 2017

Even news outlets have started pointing out some of the more blatant incidents of image manipulation.

Idk what's funnier, the fact that @AmeliaLiana_ photoshops her travel instagrams, or the fact that @DailyMailUK did a whole Snapchat on it pic.twitter.com/YDDptdmLMv — Olivia Frescura (@OliviaFrescura) July 16, 2017

People started to question her directly about her images and her image principles.

2. All my imagery is actually shot at the time in the location I specify. "

Then how come you had a four year old image of NY??? — Chelsea Lopez (@justfake) July 15, 2017

Not everyone is bothered by the image manipulation, though. Some people seem to see it as par for the course and part of selling the "fantasy life."

Katja straight up doesn't care if the pictures are Photoshopped.

Maybe you shoud read the blog @AmeliaLiana_ wrote about the matter. I personaly love seeing her photo's. I don't mind the photoshop. — Katja Boots (@Katja_Boots) July 17, 2017

And Sophie thinks we'd all do it if we could.

All the #lbloggers bashing Amelia Liana would probably edit their photos to the same extent if they knew how & could gain her following. 🐸☕️ — Sophie (@OnceUponASophie) July 23, 2017