I say that it doesn't matter. There are controls on the camera that make it like a computer. We can manipulate images inside the camera to do things that Ansel Adams never thought about. Speaking of Ansel, he dodged and burned to the nth degree. He would have loved Photoshop. In fact, in a way, he invented it!
Tracy R. Willis
www.tracywillis.com
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From: "Kevin Carlyle" <kevin@flyingember.com>
To: "artshow photo" <artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 9:21:39 PM
Subject: Re: [artshow_photo] When does a photo stop being a photo?
when does a photo stop being a photo?
my answer:
depends on if you believe photography is about capturing a scene, creating an image, or a mix of both. I tend to be somewhere in the middle.
best answer:
there is no answer as it's entirely subjective.
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