very nice. You asked on my art blog about how I post my paintings on my blog. I don't know if this is-or that there is a proper way of doing it but I have a Cannon 30D Digital camera that I shoot a photo of. I find it works best to shoot it in the shade by laying the painting flat on the ground or cement and shooting it trying to make sure the image is centered. It seems as though the time between 10 AM to 3 PM works best in the shade for good lighting. Hold steady or use tripod. I then download the pix on my camera and with the photoshop that came with the computer crop it and post. I do notice on our gallery computer it does not show off as well as on my computer. I have heard from others that different computers makes a difference as to the quality of the image. Hope this answers your question.
I DO like it! And I love your light touch. Are you using colored pencils? Graphitints? Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, I am using colored pencils. I like your blog...I will be back to follow yours!
ReplyDeletevery nice.
ReplyDeleteYou asked on my art blog about how I post my paintings on my blog. I don't know if this is-or that there is a proper way of doing it but I have a Cannon 30D Digital camera that I shoot a photo of. I find it works best to shoot it in the shade by laying the painting flat on the ground or cement and shooting it trying to make sure the image is centered. It seems as though the time between 10 AM to 3 PM works best in the shade for good lighting. Hold steady or use tripod. I then download the pix on my camera and with the photoshop that came with the computer crop it and post. I do notice on our gallery computer it does not show off as well as on my computer. I have heard from others that different computers makes a difference as to the quality of the image. Hope this answers your question.
Wow, you've got talent!
ReplyDeleteWhat an ambitious project...keep it up, it's really inspiring!!!
OMGoodness!!!! You got the grass and water just perfect=0)
ReplyDeleteBravo!
Carol