Michael Smits
Landscape reference photos for artists
Enhance your artistic skills with a collection of inspiring landscape reference photos. Explore a variety of captivating scenes to ignite your creativity and take your artwork to new heights.
I have a few recent paintings to share. Here's one of them, Impressions of Noosa. I had mixed feelings about the outcome of this, but it's come to grow on me. Something different at the very least. I also think it's worth sharing paintings that didn't go exactly as planned as this gives you a
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The Landscape Painter’s Guide to Selecting Reference Photos
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At least half of my painting effort goes into shooting good reference photos. I “create” my composition in the viewfinder and shoot with as wide dynamic range as possible. Lately I have been using a drone to get shots that would have been impossible before. In order to get the widest dynamic range, I shoot bracketed photos at different f-stops then process them on my computer with Photomatix. I shoot thousands of photos, often visiting the same places at different times of day to find…
nestor romero
Reference photos of actual landscapes make it much easier for artists to paint their own landscapes on canvas.
Bill
80+Watercolor Painting Tutorials & LIVE Support from Professional Artists - Beebly's Watercolor Painting
Check out how simple seascapes can be if you follow this tutorial step by step. Learn how to paint a seascape starting with just a reference photo.
Cheryl Swarthout
Many artists begin projects with a camera. In this post, I share 3 things to help you in taking better reference photos for future drawings.
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MAIN MENU The following photos are free to use in your creative projects. Artists can use them as reference photos and writers can use them to illustrate their blog posts. The only restriction is that […]
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