The question is where's the border line between postprocessing and
digital art? Personally I rarely use photoshop for postprocessing, for
me Lightroom is the post processor and Photoshop is the manipulator :)
But it's just a personal taste. I believe photography is all about
opening a wide perspective about visualization, so no real guidelines
can be set in this case... just personal tastes.
Hope you got my point :)
.t
Bruce Dayton wrote:
I ran across this exchange recently and it caused me to do some
thinking:
http://photo.net/wedding-photography-forum/00SlvT
I have many of the same feelings as this guy presented. When I look
at much of the current work being shown, especially on photo.net
galleries, I see heavy handed manipulation being the norm and also
being judged very positively.
Anyway, some interesting fodder for discussion for those who care to
take a read. The thread discussion improves further down than near
the top -but you do have to read the initial post.
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