Black and white photo of Half Dome mountain, with the moon visible just above the peak. There is intense contrast between the highlights and shadows on the mountain, likely achieved in part by analog film development processes. Photo by Ansel Adams

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   Tim Mackey 🦥 (timdmackey@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 25-Feb-2023 13:24:01 JST Tim Mackey 🦥

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   @That_One_Guy @Mrfunkedude I’m not a night photographer, but my response to this question is always to remember that Ansel Adams heavily “photoshopped” his photos with analog filters and development techniques, and he’s considered one of the greatest landscape photographers of all time. I think the same thing goes for all types of photography—used skillfully, post-processing enhances the quality of a photo.