40+ Excellent Examples of Magnificent Photo Realistic Paintings

Photorealism is the genre of painting based on using the camera and photographs to gather information and then from this information, creating a painting that appears to be very realistic. The term is primarily applied to paintings from the United States art movement that began in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Photorealism has strive its way through many obstacles to justify its existence however critics sternly suggest that, there is no valid reason why photorealistic should be appreciated because it has no difference to the original photograph.

While some critics only recognize the technique and skills of photorealism painters, they have got different point of view. For the painters this genre is about more than reproducing photograph. The painter insert and touch up the subject with full discretion, creating a whole new piece of work with different impact compared to the original photographs. In this article i have collected more than 40 magnificent examples of photorealism for your inspiration.

Dustin Betonio begin_of_the_skype_highlighting     end_of_the_skype_highlighting is a Translation Management graduate at University of Mindanao. His earlier career was devoted on customer service outside the information highway. Currently studying Law in the same University.

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50 Beautiful Examples of Underwater Photography

Underwater photography is the process of taking photographs while under water. It is usually done while scuba diving, but can be done while snorkeling, swimming or while staying in a submarine. Underwater imaging is considered a really challenging area of photography, since it requires very specialized equipment and techniques to be successful. Despite these challenges, it offers the possibility of many exciting and rare photographic opportunities. Animals such as fish and marine mammals are the most common subjects, but photographers also pursue shipwrecks, submerged cave systems, underwater "landscapes", and portraits of fellow divers.

The primary obstacle faced by underwater photographers is the extreme loss of color and contrast when submerged to any significant depth. Underwater photographers solve this problem by combining two techniques. The first is to get the camera as close to the photographic subject as possible, minimizing the horizontal loss of color. This is best achieved by using wide-angle lenses, which allow very close focus, or macro lenses, where the subject is often only inches away from the camera. The second technique is the use of flash to restore any color lost vertically through the water column. Fill-flash, used effectively, will "paint" in any missing colors by providing full-spectrum visible light to the overall exposure.

In this article we will feature 50 Beautiful examples of Underwater Photography.

Dustin Betonio begin_of_the_skype_highlighting     end_of_the_skype_highlighting is a Translation Management graduate at University of Mindanao. His earlier career was devoted on customer service outside the information highway. Currently studying Law in the same University.

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50 Magnificent Examples of Moleskin Art

Moleskin art is a form of art that employs any medium, style, or technique on moleskin surfaces. Moleskin is a dense cotton weave that comprises a surface ideal for writing, drawing, panting, or sketching. Moleskin journals are popular for their convenient size, trendy appeal, and the portability and quality for artists.

Moleskin journals have a long and colorful history. Moleskins have been used as war journals, as mind mapping journals for famous novelists, as sketch pads for famous artists and as meditations by famous philosophers. Moleskin journals were originally produced journals, with no intent to be an inspiration for its own brand of art. But inspiration has taken hold. Moleskin artists use the moleskin surface exclusively to paint, draw, create and produce masterpieces. It is not just a sketchpad. It is truly a launching pad for world-class masterpieces.

In this article I have gathered 50 magnificent diverse examples of of Moleskin Art for your inspiration.

Dustin Betonio begin_of_the_skype_highlighting     end_of_the_skype_highlighting is a Translation Management graduate at University of Mindanao. His earlier career was devoted on customer service outside the information highway. Currently studying Law in the same University.

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50 Beautiful Examples of Underwater Photography

Underwater photography is the process of taking photographs while under water. It is usually done while scuba diving, but can be done while snorkeling, swimming or while staying in a submarine. Underwater imaging is considered a really challenging area of photography, since it requires very specialized equipment and techniques to be successful. Despite these challenges, it offers the possibility of many exciting and rare photographic opportunities. Animals such as fish and marine mammals are the most common subjects, but photographers also pursue shipwrecks, submerged cave systems, underwater "landscapes", and portraits of fellow divers.

The primary obstacle faced by underwater photographers is the extreme loss of color and contrast when submerged to any significant depth. Underwater photographers solve this problem by combining two techniques. The first is to get the camera as close to the photographic subject as possible, minimizing the horizontal loss of color. This is best achieved by using wide-angle lenses, which allow very close focus, or macro lenses, where the subject is often only inches away from the camera. The second technique is the use of flash to restore any color lost vertically through the water column. Fill-flash, used effectively, will "paint" in any missing colors by providing full-spectrum visible light to the overall exposure.

In this article we will feature 50 Beautiful examples of Underwater Photography.

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50 Magnificent Examples of Moleskin Art

Moleskin art is a form of art that employs any medium, style, or technique on moleskin surfaces. Moleskin is a dense cotton weave that comprises a surface ideal for writing, drawing, panting, or sketching. Moleskin journals are popular for their convenient size, trendy appeal, and the portability and quality for artists.

Moleskin journals have a long and colorful history. Moleskins have been used as war journals, as mind mapping journals for famous novelists, as sketch pads for famous artists and as meditations by famous philosophers. Moleskin journals were originally produced journals, with no intent to be an inspiration for its own brand of art. But inspiration has taken hold. Moleskin artists use the moleskin surface exclusively to paint, draw, create and produce masterpieces. It is not just a sketchpad. It is truly a launching pad for world-class masterpieces.

In this article I have gathered 50 magnificent diverse examples of of Moleskin Art for your inspiration.

Dustin Betonio begin_of_the_skype_highlighting     end_of_the_skype_highlighting is a Translation Management graduate at University of Mindanao. His earlier career was devoted on customer service outside the information highway. Currently studying Law in the same University.

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