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

There is one two-dimensional exception: no “non-TTG-qualified image that looks like a TTG-qualified image” can be a primary subject of a TTG photograph, as spelled out in the last paragraph of P8.

But other than that one exception, TTG-eligible photos can be made of any subject that can be photographed using the visible light-spectrum (as per P1)—

— including any real-world scene.