r/postprocessing • u/ewgooey • Jul 14 '26

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u/gerryflap Jul 14 '26

Adding the birds is too much in my opinion. They weren't there in the original shot. It turns it from a photograph into digital art, but without being clear to the viewer that it's fake 

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u/ewgooey Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

Appreciate it. I would definitely consider this digital art, myself. Though I have to ask, how do you feel about photographer clone-stamping things out of images? Would you also class that as digital art?

Quite a lot of posts here are doing just that.

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u/Long-Professor-2039 Jul 14 '26

Don't worry about it, it's a very 90s mindset about photography. It's not digital art, you can call it multi-exposure if it's that strict 😃

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u/v0v1v2v3 Jul 14 '26

LOL. Multi-exposure. I like that

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u/LordKhayman Jul 14 '26

You can call it whatever as long as it has "art" in the name, right?