Ethical Editing?

Angus In Texas

Well-known member
Joined
Jan 11, 2007
Messages
2,040
City & State/Province
Central Texas
How many of you would consider this photo to be edited ethicly and if not why not?


Original
DSC01984.JPG



Edited
Two_H_Rita_4F07_3.jpg
 
when i was in St Joseph for a meeting, they took us on a tour at the journal. Of greatest interest to me was the composing department where the put together sale booklets. I asked that same question of the graphic artists.
They told me that their ethical standards dictated that they must not alter the confirmation of the animal. Tilting, cleaning or changing contrast and or backgrouds however was/is OK.
 
yea taking the dock out of the background cut a little of the hair on the tail head out. thats why i am asking if this would be considered ethical or not.
 
Angus In Texas":1vorn13o said:
yea taking the dock out of the background cut a little of the hair on the tail head out. thats why i am asking if this would be considered ethical or not.
This changes her so little that it's not really a breach of ethics in my book. Yet if others notice it they can likley cry foul. Another poster mentioned removing posts fence etc. this is not a problem.
 
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
Angus In Texas":dooqgd7n said:
How many of you would consider this photo to be edited ethicly and if not why not?

I don't see anything wrong with it. You didn't alter the heifer, just cleaned her and the background up. I still think she's pretty. :D
 
I don't think you did anything wrong. But, I agree with dun- you might as well take the tree out too.
 
I think I would have tried to get another pic with a better background, two front legs and not so much back stretch on the back right but I guess you have you reasons :D
 

Latest posts

Back
Top