“No photograph of any three-dimensional subject is ever disqualified from TTG because of how the subject was manipulated, controlled, posed, guided, or directed.”

TTG is about showing the viewer an undoctored record of “what the camera lens saw” — whatever that may be—

— which is why TTG-eligible photographs can be made of any three-dimensional subject that can be photographed, regardless of what was done to the subject.

Of course, TTG photos also cannot deceive viewers, so viewers often may need to be alerted when the subject was manipulated in a way that the viewer would want to know about but is not immediately apparent to the viewer.

Some photos may not qualify as TTG without a TTG-IC.