I'll second the Bill Bramblage technique! It works very well!
Chris
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...or, find a nice public domain panoramic image on Wikimedia, get it printed on a large-format printer, and hang it like a curtain:
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Last Fall the colors in my area of Pennsylvania were explosively vibrant. I took a lot of late afternoon shots of mountain sides with contrasting colors from the farms,etc. in the foreground. The plan was to have them printed in sheets to install on the walls. Since the skies would vary I was going to cut out the sky. For consistency my walls are Sherwin-Williams “cloudless “, and then stencil clouds. Now, however, since my granddaughter has gained the confidence of her natural abilities she can paint the mountains. We can also use flats for depth perception. As I mentioned to her; if there is something you don’t like we get out the “delete “ paint brush, paint it blue and try it again.
