As you know, I like so much to focus my attentions on the details in the scenes. It's a great exercise to do. One of the first lessons that I learned in my way in the art was the importance to observe everything better I can. In italian is "imparare a vedere" (learn to watch) and it's very important when you paint or sculpt. The first times I tried to draw something, for example a simple face, it was not simple because, even if I had a photo of the subject close to me, I tended to draw the details in the way my mind said me they were, not the details that I really watched. My hubby helped me to "correct" this habit and so I exercised my eyes to watch and to observe before to start to draw ^_^
For example, in the previous pic, my attention is focused on the two bird who are flying in the sky and on the beautiful decoration of the balcony ^_^
I hope you like these details ^_^
See ya soon
Silvia
Wooow.... Quite the nature's gift.... It's nice up there
Thanks ^_^
Your welcome 😊😊
Older buildings tend to have more interesting details than newer ones. It seems a shame we lost that
I totally agree. The old buildings are many interesting details to observe! Sometimes I have fun to "discover" the details in my pics of them ^_^
These beautiful shots of the birds which flying higher! Good luck my dear,?am waiting to draw a nice drawing about them.
They are really inspiring ^_^