The first claim seems kind of obvious, doesn't it? You have the opportunity to paint something closer to an experience of a place or scene, but a photo will enc

The first claim seems kind of obvious, doesn't it? You have the opportunity to paint something closer to an experience of a place or scene, but a photo will encourage you to make a reproduction of a scene as taken by a photo. For colors, I'm assuming that while you can make exactly the color in the photograph, the colors will mix on the canvas leading to a muddying of the colors. I'm not a painter, but I'm guessing you'd want to create brighter colors so that the final result matches your intended color. (And also it's easier to dull colors than to brighten them.)