Two views of Bregenz Austria — one an iPad watercolor, and the other a photograph. See how the views differ, yet are the same.
Bregenz, Austria, nestles at the foot of Pfander Mountain, on the shores of lovely Lake Constance. The town is well-known for its summer opera festival, Bregenzer Festspiele, but it is the quaint feel of this small town of 27,000 that attract tourists from around the world. We spent hours wandering among Bregenz’s cobblestone streets which is where the images below were created … one painted on an iPad and the other, the same view, taken with a camera. Enjoy seeing how a photographer and an artist see the same scene … differently, yet also similar.
Bregenz through the eye of an artist
Michael Hodgson’s view of a lovely street in Bregenz, Austria, sketched on his iPad using Procreate in pen and water color.
Bregenz through the eye of a photographer
Looking at the same street in Bregenz, Austria, as seen through the viewfinder of Therese Iknoian’s Nikon D90.
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