It's probably fair to say that at this stage most of us have seen the Vogue cover and photoshoot featuring the star of Girls, Lena Dunham. As seems to be the case in most instances these days, as soon as the photos were published, the usual PHOTOSHOP calls made the rounds. Website Jezebel offered $10,000 dollars to be sent unretouched images of the shoot and were sent six images in response to their call. Now, although there is no massive changes here, there are a few changes to Lena's waist in some photos, her jawline is changed in another and her actual Vogue cover makes her neck looking slightly smaller, according to these photos. However, as some of the comments pointed out, Lena was basically the only thing retouched, the man who featured in the photos was apparently never altered, neither was any of the animals featured. Again, although these images have not been altered too much, why bother altering them at all? Particularly following her response to constant questions about nudity where she declared: 'If you're not into me, that's your problem." One thing is certain, this will most definitely get another photoshop discussion going. All images via Jezebel.