Brian finally posted the results of his “Edit My Photo” project.

There were 28 submissions and, in my opinion, all of them were great exercises in technical editing. Although with more or less success, this is a fine example how digital processing an image can improve it, albeit creating something that would never be possible with the camera alone.

Again, it’s a fine line between photography and digital art but image processing is here to stay and the more photographers gain experience in this field the more success they will have in the craft in the times to come (my personal opinion and many disagree, of course).

Bellow are links to all the entries (some are hosted by Brian). Don’t forget to visit Epic Edits Blog and take part in the voting. People have invested a lot of time on these images and I bet showing some support by going there and voting for your favorites is appreciated.

• Andrew Rickmann
• Ryan Goodman
• Susheel Chandradhas
• Brian Auer
• A.B. Cole
• Libeco
• Hitesh Swalani
• Jim Goldstein
• Ron McCoy
• Jenni Brehm
• Lau
• Phill Price
• Martin Gommel
• Kevin Devin
• Matthias Weinberger
• Mario Wagner
• Felix Willeke
• Jim Nooney
• Adrian Ahlhaus
• Christian Magin
• Ulrich Linder
• Neil Creek
• Stefan Michalski
• Steve Brown
• Antonio Marques (that’s me)
• Brandon Price
• Dawn Armfield
• Ryan Pennington

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Related posts:

1. Editing Brian’s Photo
2. Photo competitions – Judging the art
3. Fine art photography or Digital art. Are the borders clear?
4. Photo Competition: Environmental Photographer of the Year 2007