Christian wrote:
There are a lot of people that get all high-and-mighty about removing or adding an element in post-production (photoshopping) but say nothing of the above example when both are deliberate acts of manipulation. One is "ethical" becuase there was no pixel-moving, the other unethical because it isn't "true." To me, neither is the truth.
To me, neither is "unethical" - just (I guess this can't be said enough) as long as , in the case of photoshopping, the perp tells us all what was done. Bob W put this much better in earlier post... with a nod to Bea Lily...
If you want truth you need to witness every event first-hand and draw your own conclusions.
Ooops. Your eyes (and your history) are as much a camera as the physical, mechanical tool in your hands is,
and no more and no less reliable, most of the time. my 2 cents ann
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