Well, the programs just make dodging, burning, fading, silver mask jobs etc
easier.
Nothing wrong with using all the tools - there are some subjects that can't be
photographed well enough no matter what the photographer's skills.
Just because air-brushing was overused doesn't outlaw it.
Face it
NeonJohn wrote:
One final comment. I may be old-fashioned but anything that can be
fixed in a photo editor is a mistake made by the photographer.
I agree 100%!
Too many so called 'photographs' are the result of hours of manipulation
and do not reflect photography skills but rather
