Fake photos
Apr 19, 2019 06:06:07 #
C’mon! It’s not what you see or what the camera sees.
IT’s how you respond to what you see and how you able to share that response, that experience.
IT’s how you respond to what you see and how you able to share that response, that experience.
Apr 19, 2019 07:08:06 #
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
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In photography, there is a place for fact and fantasy, strict photojournalism, and bizarre fakery, the literal and the abstract- it's up to the makers. "Consumers" can pick and choose and enjoy what they like. The critics can critique!
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In photography, there is a place for fact and fantasy, strict photojournalism, and bizarre fakery, the literal and the abstract- it's up to the makers. "Consumers" can pick and choose and enjoy what they like. The critics can critique!
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Apr 19, 2019 07:13:14 #
DAN Phillips wrote:
SOOC is always best! It's not fake or make believe!
Question:
Are all of your "in camera sliders" set to neutral or "best image tweaking"?
Apr 19, 2019 07:16:21 #
Apr 19, 2019 07:33:55 #
Trekker wrote:
Nice “distortion” Gene 51
It’s so easy to click “Quote Reply” when you’re responding so we know wgT you’re responding to.
Apr 19, 2019 08:02:18 #
stanco wrote:
Why distort what the camera sees? .Why not look at what nature display.
I feel there are two views on photos. Those that are purist, I'm one, that believe the picture is taken when the shutter is clicked. I have my exposure and composition the way I want it before I click the shutter. Beyond dodging and burning, I'm done. Then there are those that the camera is just an artistic tool, and the manipulation of the image is part of the art. I've seen images from both schools that I've liked, but for me photography is capturing the moment and the art is God's.
Apr 19, 2019 08:07:02 #
stanco wrote:
Why distort what the camera sees? .Why not look at what nature display.
Distorting the truth is my pet peeve. An example would be baiting raptors with pet shop mice, to get the shot.
Apr 19, 2019 09:09:43 #
SOCO is what that camera brands engineers decide what your picture should look like. Why not shoot RAW and processs the picture as your eye saw it? The nose in the air ‘no filter crowd’ are really saying they like the ‘filters’ their camera makers engineers chose as opposed to making their own choices.
A SOCO pic is most likely as different to what one’s eye truly saw at the time of exposure as a processed RAW or JPEG image.
A SOCO pic is most likely as different to what one’s eye truly saw at the time of exposure as a processed RAW or JPEG image.
Apr 19, 2019 09:12:50 #
Feiertag wrote:
Distorting the truth is my pet peeve. An example would be baiting raptors with pet shop mice, to get the shot.
Unless you were there, how would you know?
Apr 19, 2019 09:30:48 #
catchlight..
Loc: Wisconsin USA- Halden Norway
stanco wrote:
Why distort what the camera sees? .Why not look at what nature display.
Stick with your cell phone, Art in general may be an overload.
Apr 19, 2019 09:35:10 #
Longshadow wrote:
Unless you were there, how would you know?
Odd question! I don't have to be there, to know. I sometimes ask the photographers and they admit to cheating.
Apr 19, 2019 09:35:46 #
I can see why you feel the way you see every thing around you I’ve been too the UK 🇬🇧 A couple of times!
Delderby wrote:
It's not a case of what nature displays - it's wha... (show quote)
Apr 19, 2019 09:37:47 #
mflowe
Loc: Port Deposit, MD
Delderby wrote:
It's not a case of what nature displays - it's wha... (show quote)
Wow, with such despair how to do manage to drag yourself out of bed in the morning to use the computer which depends on those very cables and telephone poles and eat your breakfast brought to you over those roads that are everywhere?
Apr 19, 2019 09:38:59 #
Feiertag wrote:
Odd question! I don't have to be there, to know. I sometimes ask the photographers and they admit to cheating.
Not an odd question if you don't have the opportunity to ask the photographer.
Apr 19, 2019 10:03:40 #
Longshadow wrote:
Not an odd question if you don't have the opportunity to ask the photographer.
I've been doing this long enough to make an educated guess, as to who is baiting.
Last summer, I started a topic regarding, baiting birds of prey. It generated mixed emotions.
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-548510-5.html
Happy Easter.
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