Okay, I've been seeing this rehashed so many times now... I like to look at art...period. Whether pure, post-processed, pasteurized, pulverized, you name it...right on down to the cute cut-n-paste stuff my kids used to hang on the fridge... I don't question the reason, or the process. I don't question anyone's ability with a program. When I see something that appeals to me, processes and such are secondary. Distantly secondary. I think it is great that an artist announces how they made an image. It's nice to know the history of the work. It is also helpful for those who are learning. The Fractal gallery here, is open to both the 'pure', and the 'post-processed', and that is a wonderful thing :) As long as everyone is happy doing what they are doing, what does it matter...really? My 2 cents... Nick

Nick C. Sorbin
Staff Writer
Renderosity Magazine
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