Ethics in Digital Photo Manipulation
Discussing the ethical implications of digital alteration, authenticity, and representation in photography and media.
Key Questions
- At what point does digital editing change the 'truth' or authenticity of a photograph?
- How do digitally altered images affect our perception of reality and trust in visual media?
- What is the responsibility of a digital artist or editor toward their audience regarding image manipulation?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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