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I was browsing a bit earlier today and came across Photography... How do photographers even find locations that look that majestic?, then utilize tools to make it look almost fanatical? I have a fair share of photos of landscapes from my travels around my state and came across many forests but never thought that they looked majestic enough for such a grand glow-up... it's kinda amazing to even think about how photographers are able to do such a thing. And what confuses me more is that it's like nature purposely created that environment just to show off, like how does one find a solemn tree in an endless snow-scape? there's utteredly no way an artist would purposely move a tree into such a location for a picture because of the insane amounts of preparation, and the gear needed to even transport a tree to such a location.

Just like that, I have a grand respect for photographers (or artists that practice photography? don't know how to refer to them, though "Photo maestros" seem appropriate) and really do find their art rather amazing, even though I find it insane that they somehow traveled far north or south to a frozen coast, or even traveled to Greenland, or Far north Canada. The same can be assumed for those photographers in deserts far east (or west), but at the same time, I too wish to travel to a farther location of my own volition one day, in any direction possible, besides the north, since it's cold.

And that's how a compass came to mind

Btw, with this picture finished, I'm now gonna be progressing my small project this time to its final stages, I decided to redraw it, though, since I had a bit of trouble with how I wanted to utilize geometric shapes, it's either I incorporate it, stick to the mastery of detail, OR perhaps do 2 different arts: one with geometric factors, and one without (the one without focusing on the element I wished to showoff firstly...) I might do that. but I want to first see how good my method is at first, so I'm a bit conflicted. But drafts do exist, so looks like this chapter may last for a bit

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I was browsing a bit earlier today and came across Photography... How do photographers even find locations that look that majestic?, then utilize tools to make it look almost fanatical? I have a fair share of photos of landscapes from my travels around my state and came across many forests but never thought that they looked majestic enough for such a grand glow-up... it's kinda amazing to even think about how photographers are able to do such a thing. And what confuses me more is that it's like nature purposely created that environment just to show off, like how does one find a solemn tree in an endless snow-scape? there's utteredly no way an artist would purposely move a tree into such a location for a picture because of the insane amounts of preparation, and the gear needed to even transport a tree to such a location.

Just like that, I have a grand respect for photographers (or artists that practice photography? don't know how to refer to them, though "Photo maestros" seem appropriate) and really do find their art rather amazing, even though I find it insane that they somehow traveled far north or south to a frozen coast, or even traveled to Greenland, or Far north Canada. The same can be assumed for those photographers in deserts far east (or west), but at the same time, I too wish to travel to a farther location of my own volition one day, in any direction possible, besides the north, since it's cold.

And that's how a compass came to mind

Btw, with this picture finished, I'm now gonna be progressing my small project this time to its final stages, I decided to redraw it, though, since I had a bit of trouble with how I wanted to utilize geometric shapes, it's either I incorporate it, stick to the mastery of detail, OR perhaps do 2 different arts: one with geometric factors, and one without (the one without focusing on the element I wished to showoff firstly...) I might do that. but I want to first see how good my method is at first, so I'm a bit conflicted. But drafts do exist, so looks like this chapter may last for a bit