"We've all seen a photo where someone took two separate photos and placed them together and rather than being honest about it, they've implied that it's the same shot. An example would be a zoomed-in photo of the moon that is imposed in over a photo of a city skyline at night," he said.
"Now there are photos like this that are 100% real, but then there are photos where it is physically impossible for the moon to appear as large as it does in the shot presented."
Photographer Sberna noted that anyone who's doing a composite photo should be honest about it. "Your art will come off with more integrity. Photo editing software is an incredible thing and we are able to create some amazing images with its abilities and our own, but, just be honest with your work and your intent. If you do that, in my opinion, you can't go wrong."