My ‘Behind The Scenes’ series allows viewers to learn more about what went into the making of an image. When viewing a photo, you might well be wondering what the whole area looked like, rather than just what fit into the confines of the framed artwork. You might also be wondering 'is that what it really looked like?’, since part of any artwork incorporates the artist’s interpretation into it. In this post I intend to answer some of those questions for my image entitled ‘Water, Land, and Sky’ from my ‘The Sea’ portfolio.

When viewing nature and landscape scenes, the viewer sees one moment frozen in time. Often they want to know more. They might well be wondering what the whole area looked like, rather than what fit into the confines of the framed artwork. They might also be wondering 'is that what it really looked like’? I thought that an intermittent series of posts, which I will call ‘Behind The Scenes’, might provide some insight into those questions.