Boundaries…

In the purest sense, Photography refers to those that somehow involves a the usage of a “Camera” somewhere in the Workflow (a.k.a process of creating the image).

Times has however changed. We see use of Computers & Software – blur the lines, along with the use of digital cameras. Computers have in fact become indispensable to the generation of images. In fact, a typical digital camera is in fact a computer by itself!

So, where does this leave the images that were created by scanning objects using a flat bed scanner, or those that involved the use of a Inkjet printer for printing on non-paper materials, or even those generated completely by the software (Painting using corel draw, fractals, etc) . Is it acceptable for such art to being presented alongside Photographs (Most of them already manipulated with Photoshop and other similar tools). Read more

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