Sometimes taking a photograph of a painting can be a challenge. The paint could be glossy and reflect too much even if a flash isn't used. And sometimes the art just absorbs all the light and doesn't show well. The painting I'm showing here is of the former. It is a very dark painting, needs a lot of natural light to properly see all it has to offer. In the photo it actually shows up brighter than the actual painting. No matter what conditions I try to photograph it in it is never 100% accurate.
Saturday, 10 November 2018
Problems with light
Labels:
acrylic,
art,
autumn,
canvas,
contemporary art,
fall,
filtered light,
forest,
green,
local artist,
nature,
paint,
painting,
palette knife,
still life,
sunbeam,
Tofino,
tree,
tree stump
Thursday, 5 July 2018
July Show at T-Bird Cafe
This new piece, along with eleven others, is on exhibit for the month of July at T-Bird Cafe in Burnaby. If you are in the area of Production skytrain station T-Bird is just a short walk away at #106 - 3191 Thunderbird Crescent.
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