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,Shadowfixer1 wrote: There is no such thing as cheating in photography unless you make a composite and don't reveal it as a composite. Anyone that says you're cheating is just jealous because they don't have the capability. Reminds me of a guy I used to compete against in club competitions. He traveled to exotic locations twice a year so he was hard to beat with subject matter. I'm sure they probably said the same about me behind my back but my locations were within the states for the most part. Other members complained that it wasn't fair and they even made some categories that had to be local. We still beat them. We had some great competitions. Ignore all these jealous people and do what you do. Others will appreciate seeing your work and may be inspired.
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,Shadowfixer1 wrote: There is no such thing as cheating in photography unless you make a composite and don't reveal it as a composite. Anyone that says you're cheating is just jealous because they don't have the capability. Reminds me of a guy I used to compete against in club competitions. He traveled to exotic locations twice a year so he was hard to beat with subject matter. I'm sure they probably said the same about me behind my back but my locations were within the states for the most part. Other members complained that it wasn't fair and they even made some categories that had to be local. We still beat them. We had some great competitions. Ignore all these jealous people and do what you do. Others will appreciate seeing your work and may be inspired.
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