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Message: <blockquote data-quote="blueiron" data-source="post: 1416" data-attributes="member: 203">Post production is necessary, yes.  However, when one spends more time altering, color spotting, brushing and any other digital enhancing on one photograph than it takes to hand wash a car, I'd say something is amiss. I know a few people with cameras [notice my choice of words there] who will shoot about ten photos and then spend all weekend at their computer joyfully re-editting those images to make reality into something far different than originally visualized. It is far more than cropping, altering saturation for skin tone, or changing chemistry. In my mind, they aren't photographers. Their "vision" is seen through the LCD screen of their Mac or PC and not through a viewfinder.</blockquote>