A Missouri mom had quite the surprise when she saw the order form for her son’s school photos.Laurel Hutsell could choose an American flag, fall foliage, or pastels, among other options, as the backdrop for her son Carter’s photos. But since all the backdrops were created with a green screen, the results weren’t quite as expected.The 12-year-old wore a green shirt on picture day and blended into the background of all of the options. Hutsell didn’t realize his school yearbook photos would be taken with a green screen.Hutsell posted the hilarious photos to her Facebook page for input on which to choose. The post has more than 45,000 likes and 33,000 shares as of Wednesday.“We were partial to the flags,” she said.The photo company has since contacted her and said they could fix them.“They also sent me his floating head pictures so I would have them forever," Hutsell said. "They have been great to work with. They said they hadn't been through the complete imaging process when they were sent to me."

A Missouri mom had quite the surprise when she saw the order form for her son’s school photos.

Laurel Hutsell could choose an American flag, fall foliage, or pastels, among other options, as the backdrop for her son Carter’s photos. But since all the backdrops were created with a green screen, the results weren’t quite as expected.


The 12-year-old wore a green shirt on picture day and blended into the background of all of the options. Hutsell didn’t realize his school yearbook photos would be taken with a green screen.

Hutsell posted the hilarious photos to her Facebook page for input on which to choose. The post has more than 45,000 likes and 33,000 shares as of Wednesday.

“We were partial to the flags,” she said.

The photo company has since contacted her and said they could fix them.

“They also sent me his floating head pictures so I would have them forever," Hutsell said. "They have been great to work with. They said they hadn't been through the complete imaging process when they were sent to me."

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