Abstract art was created at the cusp of the 20th century. It is an art style that breaks away from drawing art as it is represented in real life. Abstract art is about exploring form and color. One could even venture to say that it is artists drawing how they feel. Abstract art isn't about making perfect copies of real life. Sometimes, it isn't even about giving the impression of real life without all the little details. In fact, depending on the artists, abstract art became about the process itself. Representational would mean that you draw what you see. Abstract art is far from that concept.
If this is a true/false question, then it is <u>false </u>that panning is very easy to do, and most people don't really get great images on the first try.
Panning practically refers to following a moving object with your camera so as to get a shot which can catch the object's speed and movement. The background of that object should be blurred due to its speed, but the object itself should be in the focus and perfect.
In my opinion, its what the artist is trying to write ''story wise''. Kind of like a comic book accept done all pretty. I can't tell you a ''correct'' answer of this type of question but i hope you get the main idea.
It Really Depends On What Type Of Details. But The Main Brush That Is Used Would Be The Smallest One
