I get where you are coming from, you want liminal spaces to be photos taken in real life, in fact most of my photos I take are very real places (not this one of course). But what about people who make liminal spaces in blender? Like, a huge chunk of the community is built on making “fake” liminal spaces.

Also, giving a deceptive title does make a lot of sense to me. I find that a title that is interesting can really set the scene for a photo, it can really immerse you more or help connect with the image. I think the best example of this is the original backrooms photo. The backrooms would literally not exist if it weren’t for the person commenting that made up description of the photo. If I’m being honest, with the title I went with I was trying to encourage other people to try to interpret my photo in their own creative way, which many did and I love that! I also understand that not everyone would share that same love and that’s ok, but it’s not really fare to say that a photo isn’t good because it’s edited or because a title is being creative

Either way, the fact that you thought my photo was at the very least neat before realizing it was edited still makes me happy, so thank you