Watercolour Landscapes From Photographs

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Ron Ranson does not advocate copying directly from photographs, and emphasizes that the camera's role should be that of servant rather than master. He includes photographic examples of landscapes he has painted around the world and describes what he eliminated in his painting, what he changed in the composition and what techniques were needed to ensure a successful result.

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