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<blockquote data-quote="Eye-level" data-source="post: 75598" data-attributes="member: 6548"><p>I was always a pencil and water color guy...the camera is an afterthought for me...remember I do "art" for a living everyday...designing and sewing up seat covers and doing custom upholstery is a tough artistic endeavor...I am to lazy to draw or paint (at least at this point in time) and the camera is much easier at least for me yet it is still a worthwhile challenge. </p><p></p><p>Pen, pencil, and paintbrush is one of my wasted talents which is sort of a regret for me. But with photography when I think of themes or composition or portraits I always resort to the old masters of draughtmanship and painting before I get to any of the camera guys. An example...you want to learn what a wide angle can do go look at Brueghel the Elder. After him then you go look at HCB. haha</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eye-level, post: 75598, member: 6548"] I was always a pencil and water color guy...the camera is an afterthought for me...remember I do "art" for a living everyday...designing and sewing up seat covers and doing custom upholstery is a tough artistic endeavor...I am to lazy to draw or paint (at least at this point in time) and the camera is much easier at least for me yet it is still a worthwhile challenge. Pen, pencil, and paintbrush is one of my wasted talents which is sort of a regret for me. But with photography when I think of themes or composition or portraits I always resort to the old masters of draughtmanship and painting before I get to any of the camera guys. An example...you want to learn what a wide angle can do go look at Brueghel the Elder. After him then you go look at HCB. haha [/QUOTE]
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