--- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com, Deb Booth <debs_b_@...> wrote:
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> I guess I'd say it's always a photo. Even when it's been 'enhanced' to death.
> To my mind, digital art is created by your computer.... not your camera.
Yet without the computer, you cannot get heavily manipulated/composited imagery. It's the computer that allows for the creation of what the OP is describing. I call that digital art.
There are painters that base their work on a photograph, trying to copy it exactly. Since it started with a photograph would you also consider their painting to be a photograph on canvas?!
If the computer/photoshop is a necessity to get the end result of the photographic print - it's digital art. If a viewer would not be able to tell if the image were from film or a digital camera it is photography.
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