Watercolour photography

Watercolour photography is a style that mimics the soft, dreamy quality of

watercolour paintings.

It is characterized by its ethereal, painterly quality, achieved through a

combination of camera settings, post-processing techniques, and creative editing.

The resulting photographs often feature soft, blended edges, muted colours, and

a sense of depth and texture.

The key characteristics of watercolour photography include:

Soft focus: A soft, dreamy quality is essential to watercolour photography.
Muted colours: Watercolour photography often features muted, pastel colours that evoke a sense of softness and subtlety.
Texture and depth: Adding texture and depth to an image can enhance its watercolour effect, creating a sense of dimensionality and visual interest.