Hi all,
Wayne Shumaker wrote
> "Unhampered by traditional rules, the Impressionists
> experimented with composition, often framing or cropping their subjects
> in ways that were shocking to the prevailing art world."
"Fascinated with capturing the fleeting moment, Impressionists applied their
paint
> with quick, spontaneous brushstrokes."
"The hallmark of the style is the attempt to capture the subjective impression
of light in a scene."
>
> Well, that would explain my photographer's bias toward this style of
> painting. Certainly I think this shot could be consider impressionist:
> <http://www.zuik.net/om/P2201470rd.jpg>
Wayne, this is the second of your shots you have shared with us with this
kind of technique; the first was of kids on a trampoline.
Impressionist or not ( I don't know enough to comment) you certainly have
hit on a very attractive mode of photography, and you should continue and
develop it. You do the style very well.
I think those shots are great.
Brian
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