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Again with the glare. An old Peter, Paul and Mary refrain is running through my head
....when will they ever learn, when will they ev............er learn?
So I quess that is the lesson of the day:
1. Paint the painting
2. Photograph the painting
3. Varnish the painting
Another good reason for me to do it that way is because I frequently see things I want to change when I look at the photo. For example, in yesterday's painting I decided that the pink area of light behind the tree trunks needed a highlight. So I went back in and added it and then I had to re-varnish that area.
Live and learn
Have a great day.
Maggie