My Sony cameras have an option to take photos with an effect, although I usually take RAW photos and do the processing of the images in the computer. But it's fun, every once in a while, to use the applications in the cameras. This image was taken with the watercolor effect. The f/stop or the opening of the diaphragm within the lens appears to alter the affect. In this case, I used a wide angle zoom at 16mm and f/4 to accentuate the watercolor appearance and remove nearly all details. What I enjoy about using this setting is that it encourages me to more carefully examine the composition with less attention to the details. You may notice that it also changes the original proportions of the image which is generally 2:3 but is 9:16 which some artists say is a more appealing proportion.