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Tài liệu tham khảo bằng tiếng Anh về hội họa - Ron Ranson On Skies - Phần 2 | Using Your Camera I know that a lot of artists condemn the use of photography in connection with their painting but photographs can be a good source of reference for different cloud types. After all weather conditions change so fast that it s not always possible to paint them outdoors whereas they can be captured in seconds with the use of a camera. Don t think for a moment that I m recommending this as an easy option. The more experience you get painting outside on site the more skilful you w ill become in using all reference sources including photographs. You must of course avoid using photography as a crutch thinking that it can spare you taking the trouble to observe and draw carefully. In other words use the camera as a servant never letting it become a master. 1 usually keep a camera in my car and use it to capture any exciting cloud formations that I see - although annoyingly of course the best of these appear when I ve left the camera at home In talking about photography we need to divide the Here Doug Fontaine has caught the setting sun as it disappears below the horizon lighting up the cirro-stratus from below as it goes. The small cumulus clouds here are shadowed at the top rather than the bottom for the same reason. Photography is the perfect art form for capturing fleeting moments such as these. The resulting photographs can then be put to good use in the studio at a later date. 68 USING YOUR CAMERA This is an example of how your camera can be used in association with your sketchbook. I first painted this windmill as a demonstration by the side of the road in Norfolk. However the sky was both overcast and uninteresting and the resulting watercolour sketch was disappointing. Later using this photograph I did a tonal sketch combining the first painting with the photograph. I felt this worked well so went on to produce the painting opposite which has far more vitality and sparkle. subject into colour and black and white. While colour photography seems to
