I wanted to use a photograph containing linear perspective to find out if using a grid would make it easier to obtain accuracy. I tried this out with a black and white photo of an art installation, part of which I had cropped from an art journal. I also replaced one or two elements with others taken from another part of the complete photo.
By dividing the height into 10 and the width into 8 equal sized squares and numbering them, it helped me enormously to follow and decide what goes where. It was especially useful to obtain accuracy in linear perspective, though I didn’t get too worried about placing everything in exactly the same place as in the photo.
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