_DSC4335 Whiting Forest Pond Dappeled Light
I'm experimenting with a look that I was inspired by painter Michelle Courier, a successful painter from my hometown of Midland MI. Her paintings are characterized by (in my unschooled opinion) by bold colors, dappled light, strong shadows and not a lot of detail in the background (impressionism). I would like your honest opinion, does it work? Or does it not translate to photography? For some reason painters seem to be able to get away with bold colors that are not realistic but look fine in a painting but look out of place in a photograph. Anyway I'm always experimenting with new processes and styles and am trying to figure out if this is something that would appeal to buyers. So be honest, what do you think?
_DSC4335 Whiting Forest Pond Dappeled Light
I'm experimenting with a look that I was inspired by painter Michelle Courier, a successful painter from my hometown of Midland MI. Her paintings are characterized by (in my unschooled opinion) by bold colors, dappled light, strong shadows and not a lot of detail in the background (impressionism). I would like your honest opinion, does it work? Or does it not translate to photography? For some reason painters seem to be able to get away with bold colors that are not realistic but look fine in a painting but look out of place in a photograph. Anyway I'm always experimenting with new processes and styles and am trying to figure out if this is something that would appeal to buyers. So be honest, what do you think?