Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

"4 congresswomen Photoshopped into official group photo"

Can a photoshopped image be considered an accurate and official government historical record? Check out the story linked below for an interesting case study. What is real? And do we really expect the government to present us with 100% reality?

Link: http://todaynews.today.com/_news/2013/01/04/16352790-4-congresswomen-photoshopped-into-official-group-photo?lite

Monday, November 2, 2009

Jazz Guitar Duo


On October 29, Hidekazu Sakai (pictured above, right) debuted as a professional jazz guitarist with his teacher Miko Kanazawa at the Sea Press in Neyagawa-shi. The venue was small and intimate; jazz lovers and supporters were numerous and enthusiastic to see/hear the music. The audience was not let down. Teacher and student really started to jam during the second or third song. The last set was brilliant, showcasing Sakai's technique and Kanazawa's playful plucking. Watch for these guys - they are going places.


A dark room and back lighting made a challenging setting for photographing the event. Despite taking many shots from multiple angles I was extremely disappointed with what I got. Should I use Photoshop to fix the problems? Or do the images captured under the harsh conditions better capture the jazz-atmosphere?