Look at a newsstand, and you’re bound to see at least one magazine cover with Kerry Washington‘s face on it. For the past few years, Washington on the cover of a magazine is a new normal.

Her latest cover is for AdWeek, where she discusses her brand partnerships. The cover was released yesterday, but Washington doesn’t seem to be too pleased with the final result.

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She used her Instagram to voice her concerns with the cover.

So…You know me. I’m not one to be quiet about a magazine cover. I always celebrate it when a respected publication invites me to grace their pages. It’s an honor. And a privilege. And ADWEEK is no exception. I love ADWEEK. It’s a publication I appreciate. And learn from. I’ve long followed them on Twitter. And when they invited me to do a cover, I was excited and thrilled. And the truth is, I’m still excited. I’m proud of the article. And I like some of the inside images a great deal. But, I have to be honest…I was taken aback by the cover. Look, I’m no stranger to Photoshopping. It happens a lot. In a way, we have become a society of picture adjusters – who doesn’t love a filter?!? And I don’t always take these adjustments to task but I have had the opportunity to address the impact of my altered image in the past and I think it’s a valuable conversation. Yesterday, however, I just felt weary. It felt strange to look at a picture of myself that is so different from what I look like when I look in the mirror. It’s an unfortunate feeling. That being said. You all have been very kind and supportive. Also, as I’ve said, I’m very proud of the article. There are a few things we discussed in the interview that were left out. Things that are important to me (like: the importance of strong professional support and my awesome professional team) and I’ve been thinking about how to discuss those things with anyone who is interested, in an alternate forum. But until then…Grab this week’s ADWEEK. Read it. I hope you enjoy it. And thank you for being patient with me while I figured out how to post this in a way that felt both celebratory and honest. XOXOXOX

A photo posted by Kerry Washington (@kerrywashington) on Apr 5, 2016 at 2:46pm PDT

AdWeek responded to Washington’s comments with a statement from Editorial Director James Cooper, saying, “Kerry Washington is a class act. We are honored to have her grace our pages. To clarify, we made minimal adjustments, solely for the cover’s design needs. We meant no disrespect, quite the opposite. We are glad she is enthusiastic about the piece and appreciate her honest comments.”

It’s not a secret basically all images which appear in magazines are Photoshopped, but fans and celebrities alike have not been silent when they feel an image is so edited, it no longer looks real.

This also isn’t the first time where Washington appeared on the cover of a magazine and was Photoshopped to the point she looked lighter and she was represented inaccurately. It happened with the March 2015 issue of InStyle and the December 2013 cover of Lucky.

Do you think magazines use too much Photoshop?