Gregory writes ---
>It's ok to put the rock there. It's not okay IMO to say the rock was >there, or to allow the viewer to believe the rock was there.
Correct me if I am wrong, but the above seems like a call for compulsory "Disclosure". The part about "allowing" the viewer to believe.... it is a statement not only about controlling the photographer's behavior, but the viewer's mind. Do you really believe this to be 1) Possible, and 2) A good idea ? You do not feel the slightest twinge of concern or ambivalence about dictating what all other photographers should do ?
Is anyone else here having Deja Vu ?
--- Luis <---<<< Has been here before.
You can drag an asteroid over and put it exactly on the mark you have decided adds the greatest impact (no pun intended) to your image as long as anyone who views the image knows you were not just sitting around with your camera having a beer, and all of sudden there was an asteroid impact and by golly it landed right where you wanted.
Take care,
Gregory david Stempel
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