I got a new camera, and used it to shoot images of a bunch of new work that I created over the winter. Some of them were created in the studio, but most of them were painted directly from nature.
One challenge that I had this winter, was not being able to use my umbrella. The umbrella that I use has to stake into the ground, and because the ground was frozen, I couldn't use it. In the past couple of weeks, we have had too much wind to paint with an umbrella, so I still have not had a chance to use it.
The best days are yet to come. Spring is always my favorite time to paint. If you are interested in any of the work posted, would like to see more images of a certain peice, please email me at kylemartinfineart@gmail.com The prices that are shown include framing and shipping.
Thanks for checking in with me!
Kyle
P.S. The settings that I used to get a good exposure for these shots were ISO 100, APERTURE at f/8 and compensating for shutter. I had the paintings on an easel, and the camera on a tripod. It was a sunny day, and the paintings and the camera were both in the shade when I took the shots.
The photographs were then cropped and color corrected in photoshop, but they needed very little color correcting with those camera settings. When I zoom in on the images, I can see individual brushwork. It's been a journey to learn how to get good photo's of paintings, but this seems to work for me.
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| Winter Forrest 16x20" $500 |
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Beautiful post!!!
Thank you Andrey!
The colors and shadows - wow! I’m looking forward to your June workshop at Pen. Arts.
Thanks so much, I'll see you there!
Where are you based out of? How might I purchase a painting? Have you ever heard of Jens Carstensen? He past away a few years ago. I have some of his work. Larry Shell renzrn@yahoo.com
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