So for something to BE a photo, it just has to look like one. Everything is a digital image file on here, regardless of origin. The distinction is literally subjective, there is no technical thing that makes something a photo and something else not. careful what you wish for, I guess.) photos that have been "manipulated" can still be called a "photo" if they still look like a photo. Pretty sure my whining contributed to the inclusion of these new "art/illustration" filters. Generally (and I've gone round and round on this over the years, since I post mostly art. I think it's more manipulation than photo. Only if you make crullers (joke) - honestly, I can't imagine them splitting hairs over that. " section, it's where i dump everything that isn't a "normal" photo or screenshot. I would place them in the "other: art, illustration. George (staff) edited this topic ages ago. Here's the set in question: Thanks and I do want to make sure that I'm walking the narrow line. Is that considered an art manipulation? And is there somewhere I can reference for when photo manipulations cross over into art territory? I took the image of the donut, but I do Photo Shop bits and pieces to make my "Donuts of the Day". I'm trying to make my photostream squeaky clean (due to recent events ::ahem::) and can't figure out if I should flag my photo manipulations as "art". I tried to see if this has been addressed in the past here, and didn't have any luck. The Issue with history of the Feed missing has returned What is Flickr's policy regarding DALL-E generated images? No Notification From flickįlickr notification algorithm times inaccurate. Welcome to the Flickr Help Forum! Click here to get started and to read ourĪccount restricted and search photos disabled Flickr forever: Creating the safest most inclusive This thread has been closed by Flickr Staff.
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