A few weeks ago, a local guy was desperate to get rid of a piano. If I didn't accept it, it was going to the town dump. Now that it's in my garage, I have to figure out how to get it into the house. Looking online, this relatively small piano weighs between 300 - 500 pounds. I don't think it will be possible to bring it in through the nearest door because the fireplace hearth is in the way. When we got a piano about fifty years ago, we brought it in through the front door, but I had to remove the railing on the stairs.

When he told me the dimensions, I realized that it would probably fit inside my Honda Fit. It would require Superman to lift it and insert it into the car.

The alternative is to insulate and heat the garage and leave it where it is. Maybe I'll get a gym membership and bring it inside next year.

My question is: when posting my images on social media should I disclose that the image was modified?
Recently in a late afternoon I went to Davis pond near Reno, NV to take pictures of the pond when the sunlight is at low angle. My intention was to add some sunset clouds. I edited one of the pictures in PS, just added some sunset clouds and adjusted tint of the trees to match the sunset feel.
I posted the final picture on FB in some local groups without mentioning that the photo was edited. People love this picture and couple of them responded that they come to that place all the time but never saw it from this angle and with clouds like that.
What is the right approach? Disclosure that I edited the image, or just don't say anything?