Photo editing.
CHG_CANON wrote:
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...the feather pile is now 8 pages deep...
Just for future reference, the depth of the "feather pile" is on each and every page so there is no need for you to
waste time and space mentioning what is blatantly obvious to everyone.
Also for your edification, a primary goal of this type of group is to spark enough on topic interest to promote viewer participation so ads can be sold for profit. Not sure telling everyone what is already marked on every page is in the spirit of the group. BTW, the feather pile is now up to page 10 and counting.
Professional photographers edit their photos photography police want to make it a crime
brentrh wrote:
Professional photographers edit their photos photography police want to make it a crime
There's no crime involved here. There are publications who want to maintain their photojournalistic ethical rules. Professional photojournalists do have restrictions on how they can edit their photos.
JohnSwanda wrote:
There's no crime involved here. There are publications who want to maintain their photojournalistic ethical rules. Professional photojournalists do have restrictions on how they can edit their photos.
I think we all know that but...it's a photo of a MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN. Lighten up people.
Mac
Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
EJMcD wrote:
I think we all know that but...it's a photo of a MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN. Lighten up people.
It was a photo of a mother and her children presented to the media and the public to demonstrate that the mother was in good health. That the photo was photoshopped calls the honesty of that demonstration into question.
The crime is restricting photographers right to edit his work
Mac
Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
brentrh wrote:
The crime is restricting photographers right to edit his work
Nobody is restricting anybody from editing their photographs. The problem is presenting an edited photograph as fact.
Old Coot wrote:
She probably already is a member
If so, I hope she stays away fro the attic!
Mac wrote:
Nobody is restricting anybody from editing their photographs. The problem is presenting an edited photograph as fact.
I am confused. As I understand it, this was a Mother’s Day picture of Kate Middleton with her three children taken by her husband. Was it intentionally given to the press by the royal family as proof of her health and well-being or did the press just latch onto it?
Mac
Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.
rcarol wrote:
I am confused. As I understand it, this was a Mother’s Day picture of Kate Middleton with her three children taken by her husband. Was it intentionally given to the press by the royal family as proof of her health and well-being or did the press just latch onto it?
Kate had abdominal surgery and had not been seen publicly for some time.
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https://time.com/6899819/kate-middleton-appearances-surgery/
brentrh wrote:
The crime is restricting photographers right to edit his work
You're kidding, right?
Are you a CG_Canon wannabe?
Mac wrote:
Nobody is restricting anybody from editing their photographs. The problem is presenting an edited photograph as fact.
Personally, I could not care less about that. Since I'm a father to 4 and grandfather to 9, I have a great respect for Motherhood. I'll respect your opinion if you respect mine. Leave the woman alone. Do we know who "presented it" to the media?
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