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 As in this photo, I often crop and define my basic composition with the camera view finder. Seeing the world through the camera has helped me "see pictures" much better than I used to. I used a paper view finder then, but not nearly as often as I use my camera now. Once you have your painting skills developed, identifying your artistic  strengths and weaknesses becomes important to becoming a better painter. Once known, they can be worked with consciously.

Anyway I am very excited about expressing my delight with this intriguing fishing craft! Check back here for the next stage soon. Thanks for stopping by, Carol


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