> On 23/6/05, Kenneth Waller, discombobulated, unleashed: > > >Ann, > >you bring up an interesting point... > > > >>Should be noted that in the contest the full frame shots are submitted.... > > > >How/if this will be enforced next year with digital? > > This from the GFM web site. I appreciate it's just provisional, but > nonetheless: > > > > >Yes, you can touch up images on your computer. Be warned that the judges > >will not look kindly on images that were not taken during the weekend > >(images of a flower that bloomed in April), contrived images (like > >placing a zebra on the top of MacRae Peak), or images that have been > >manipulated to the degree that they violate the spirit of the contest > >(like bringing the end of a rainbow down in the center of the Swinging > >Bridge). > > I take 'touch up images on your computer' to include cropping. > > > > > Cheers, > Cotty
My take on that would be that cropping, minor colour adjustments to bring out the image and some sharpening would be tolerated. Personally i would like to see a rainbow coming out of the Zebra on McRae Peak. IYKWIM:-) Dave
