Hello everyone what's up? today me shring one of my photography eidts with you. I make this post using my Krita eidts. I desire you will benefit as much as possible from my ~~simple~~ outstanding and hard work. 

## Edited Image 


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©pic is edited by myself,I have edited this image using Krita.


## Original Image
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© I took this picture from Unsplash website.

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I done some altering with it. I tri my best to get the best alter with my ancient laptop. I generally utilize my PC to alter these pictures ~~though  I just use click filter - enhance~~. it took me 6 hours to do it. So please appreciate my work. I use Krita programming to alter these. Please appreciate how slow it took me to open Krita and to alter these images. 




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## Here's the thing ! 







<h6> Note: I have been seeing this type of post lately and I am quite vexed.  There are many authors who actually spend time writing their post, finding ideas, working with engagement, and take time for their photography but under-rewarded. Meanwhile, these type of post are often over-rewarded. So, this is post is a way to show you that I too can do it. We can do it too.  I genuinely wonder is this really the type of content that people on hive prefer? if so, we might as well make a lot of content like this and farm the reward. </h6>


<h6> The idea of plagiarism may be cultural.  From the Jakarta Post, there was a case of plagiarism that goes into public. [ Plagiarism in an educational landscape like that of Indonesia and China is simply called “imitating,” which is suggested by teachers in most Indonesian schools. In Diane Peorari’s terms, if an act of plagiarism was not committed intentionally, it is referred to as non-prototypical plagiarism. This type of plagiarism is done without any intention to deceive.](https://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2017/07/24/plagiarism-what-can-we-learn-from-afis-case.html) I even addressed this issue 3 years ago. The indonesian education system don't teach us about plagiarism from early education. I hope that's change though. I learned about plagiarism in college but from the article above, plagiarism among the academia still rampant. It'll only get noticeable when these people study abroad.  And what I personally think about plagiarism is clearly expressed  here [Representing other's work and claim it as your own is clearly a bad thing. To me, it is equal as disrespecting yourself. ](https://hive.blog/blog/@macchiata/copy-pasta-bolognese-and-plagiarism-sauce). That was my naive 20 years old self talking. I, perhaps was too idealist. Now, I think people may have their reasoning of committing plagiarism or what they call " imitating".  Feel free to downvote this post if you feel like this is over-rewarderd :)
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Mac is a freelance writer based in South East Asia. She specializes in Technology,Management, Productivity, Minimalism, How-to Articles, Reviews, Travel, Food and Lifestyle. Other than those, she dabbles in other various  interests, including cryptocurrency and art. If not writing, she can be found cooking or coding. 
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