Assignment #9 Photography as Art - final
original image - The Hiding Place by Lee Bogle
replicated image
(I couldn't get the original picture to come out clear on an art board)
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(You didn't need to put anything on an art board by the way...) . What do you think of the final piece? What might you have done to bring it even closer to the original painting, if anything? I appreciate the props.
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