it's possible to take a poser render and use photoshop to make it look like an human hand created it, to give it a "painterly look" (art critic jargon). that was the original intent of the guy who wrote the first few versions of poser, based on the hope that classicly-trained artists would find poser a good substitute for live models. but it changed into something else, and is now used almost entirely by folks who have never done any life-drawing, nor had a live nude (or clothed) human model posing for them. however, I don't think it's a good idea to single out anybody in the gallery for criticism, even if they ask for it. to me, at least, it's counterintuitive that somebody would want to say a photomanip is actually a poser render, as that's like heaping pelion upon ossa IMVHO.