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"We have a wonderful world to be inspired by and each new day is like an adventure into the unknown, where things that require a second glance can be captured in time on a canvas for anyone to enjoy forever." (Louise Corke)

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Sedona Series Updated Photos 10 '15


Airport Mesa Overlook

One of the last things I do before framing my paintings is take a high resolution photograph of each one.  This requires mounting the unframed painting on a black velvet background, setting up photo lamps on stands aimed at 45 degree angles to the painting and mounting my camera on a tripod.  The camera is then  raised to be even with the center of the painting and perpendicular to the paintings surface.  The goal is to get a high quality photograph which is as close the painting's actual color as possible. This is what the the Sedona set looks like.


Where's the Bear?


Oak Creek's Slide Rocks


Bell Rock Trail


Bell Rock Meadows


Kachina Vortex


Moon Watcher


Cathedral Rock Reflections


Devil's Arch

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