Take a picture of a static scene. Then, draw the same scene and digitize the drawing (perhaps drawing directly on an electronic device). A computer program does camera calibration and image alignment to try to line up the photograph and drawing as closely as possible. The artist sees the errors where his/her drawing does not line up with the photograph.
The goal is to learn the skill of accurately drawing, a skill which might still be useful in this age of the ubiquitous camera because of situations in which a camera might not be permitted or impractical. This kind of practice may also help improve the ability to draw from memory. It may help develop "an eye for detail".
Maybe a competition.
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