I flip-flop between the two schools of thought, depending on my mood or the project. (no-post & post-work) Some projects I do nothing to (except sign it) and others are heavily post-worked. The majority of my post-work just relys on just slight tweaks to polish the render. Then, in others, I will use Phgotoshop to do all the d.o.f. blurring instead of waiting for it in Bryce 5, etc. Back and forth. I usually go with the thought "there are no rules", and the only thing that matters is the final image (to a certain degree). But, then again I think I'm most proud of my works that I made with no post-work at all. It is a challenge, and I think with using that limitation from time to time I have had to become more inovative and creative. AgentSmith

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