rock d

I'm a bit of a purist, it would seem. I'm just curious about other people's opinion of the matter? I can understand small light corrections and very minor tweaks in post production, but to me it's less photography and more Photoshop when it goes beyond a certain point.

I think this is going to lead to a different type of photographer. One not worried about exposure or color balance or ISO levels, at some point it loses it's edge.

Granted, many of the things that I think is "ok" to fix post-pro can also be taken care of with on camera equipment or settings, but does anyone else feel like it's just.....different?

thanks,

rock

My training buddy and I have added tire workouts to our regimen and after brainstorming and searching we've exhausted new ideas for workouts, anyone have any good suggestions for workouts using a 220 lb tire?

I'm looking for the Surangama Sutra in particular. I'm trying to find the original Pali or Sanskrit version of The Great Crown Dharani. I'm a Buddhist and heavily tattooed, and I would love to add this to my collection. I'm not looking for translated material, I'd like in the actual characters used.

Thanks!