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most top watercolourists today are using a camera ,it is obvious to an idiot like me.
it is impossible to capture the detail and the people moving about in some postions ,Indian markets .what// what//// I did not come over on the banana boat ,what a nice busy market in marakesh ...the kasbar ,,,
no one is kidding me /// you would have to stay in the same place every day for a month to even approach that detail did they all freeze when he shouted cut ,I still wonder how he managed to paint the crew in the rowning boat as it sped past
and the sky changes in landscape would be
taking place ,,, so why do they (and we all know them)not come clean in their books , why is there no word about the type of camera they use ,, I want to know what camera they have turned to in the digital age ,and what SLR camera did they use before , ( yes there are a few who do )..,