Was trying to get a good shot of Kassandra walking towards the sunset while walking thru this field of flowers (trying to get a shot akin to the one from Gladiator). After giving up on my original idea, I panned the camera around, and I found this gem.

This was my entry for last week's "Wallpaper Wednesday" community event. Basically we post vertical pictures which would make good phone wallpapers.

This game...it is a love/hate relationship when it comes to virtual photography (there's a bit of technical jargon behind this). This was one of my entries for a community event within the virtual photography community. The theme was focusing on the details. I love how to colors I chose really emphasize on wrinkles in the fabric, specially in Faith's vest/tanktop.

One of my early shots from EA's Mirror's Edge: Catalyst. This was a trail run because I've installed a few modifications for game to look a lot cleaner (in default, it has a lot of lens/light flares). I've also started playing with color editing in-game and tweaked exposure and the software's version of the Zone System

Another shot taken from Assassin's Creed Odyssey using ReShade.

Good evening. To all photographers here on this site/forum, I got question for you. What's your take on virtual photography/gametopraphy? Do you guys consider it as part of photography art, or is it something of a vicarious hobby? Thank you for your time.