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Route 17, Addison, Vermont Snake Mountain (center) Green Mountains in the distance Left Photo |
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Right Photo |
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Cropped center left Note the cumulus cloud |
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Panorma View Route 17, West Addison, Vermont |
To paint from photographs, I sometimes create a panorma image. I crop from a point where in both pictures, there is an identifiable feature. In the photo above, the cumulus cloud with the dome is a good place. From there I can see the section that overlaps in each image.
The scale of the painting is another story. I can condense, and lose the vastness of the landscape or I can go wide vertical to capture the breath of the image.
This particular landscape is perfect for a 4 season photograph. The fields in early spring will not all be plowed. In summer, there will be corn growing there. In fall the corn will be dry and in the stages of being harvested. In winter, there will be snow on the fields and/or on the Green Mountains.
When the pictures were taken, the ground was in the process of drying out from lots of rain. You can see on the left center where some of the fields are plowed (dark soil).
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Once again it is overcast, dreary, and raining. I managed to have a sound uneventful sleep last night, and a nap this morning. I'm reducing my stress by switching my get out around people more, (a chore for sure) by going to a library no hassles just show up gathering. For exercise today, laundry. For soul fun, a few watercolor sketches of the photos above. And for the brain, watching the Moorsea calming video from the YouTube channel, My Tranquilitee.
Have a Lovely Day!