Gliding pictures... better than Picasso!

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Gliding, ops... soaring oil painting.

http://www.sailplaneimages.com/gallery.html

Rocco Caruso
Aero Gazette
www.gazette.aero

[Andy[_1_]]

On Oct 5, 4:11 pm, wrote:
> Gliding, ops... soaring oil painting.
>
> http://www.sailplaneimages.com/gallery.html
>
> Rocco Caruso
> Aero Gazettewww.gazette.aero

I have to wonder why painters show propeller blades in their flight
pictures. The freezing, or partial freezing, of the prop is a camera
artifact. The eye/brain sees a continuous disc so why not show the
props that way in a painting?

Andy
(who once ruined a great photo of a flight of Spits by using too high
a shutter speed)

[Mike the Strike]

On Oct 9, 12:31 pm, Andy > wrote:
> On Oct 5, 4:11 pm, wrote:
>
> > Gliding, ops... soaring oil painting.
>
> >http://www.sailplaneimages.com/gallery.html
>
> > Rocco Caruso
> > Aero Gazettewww.gazette.aero
>
> I have to wonder why painters show propeller blades in their flight
> pictures. The freezing, or partial freezing, of the prop is a camera
> artifact. The eye/brain sees a continuous disc so why not show the
> props that way in a painting?

Because they're artists not engineers and the pictures look better
that way?

Mike