Abstract photography(place your's)

great stuff, reyn. i like your second and third abstract take on the wood picture, i can't decide which one i like more. the last one is very dreamy, almost looks as a close up of some fairy fabric, the second is just beaming with energy, transmitting great mood on me. keep it up.

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Questioner wrote:

Reyn, hope you don't mind but I messed around with your image a bit, just for kicks.

Few quick filters and you can change the image into something almost totally unrecognizable.

No, not at all! I'm here to learn from others and get ideas. So, "the more, the merrier"!

Yes, one can take practically any photo (or anything for that matter) and turn it into quite the piece of art.

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dagmaraka wrote:

great stuff, reyn. i like your second and third abstract take on the wood picture, i can't decide which one i like more. the last one is very dreamy, almost looks as a close up of some fairy fabric, the second is just beaming with energy, transmitting great mood on me. keep it up.

Thanks, Dag. I find it quite therapeutic and a lot of fun. You're never quite sure what the end result might be.

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how did I miss this thread? there's some lovely work - Phoenix you should carry on as you do have an 'eye' for it - some of yours were great. The one that reminded you or someone of a painter - it reminded me of the work of Therese Oulton.

Therese Oulton

some of mine:

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y98/vivien2/2anniestarmirblu.jpg

my daughter

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y98/vivien2/artprachaygoldandabst.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y98/vivien2/annabelbeach.jpg

this one is abstracted rather than totally abstract

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v607/vivien/flowersmay05002tightcrop.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v607/vivien/rustcropadj.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v607/vivien/kingslynn1004103cropandturn.jpg

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Vivien- I love yours, especially the ones with the rust.

I am really getting into this stuff, but I am a complete novice when it comes to art. I really appreciate feedback, because I am flying by the seat of my pants!

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keep on flying! you're doing ok

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Vivien, they're lovely. I particularly like the composition of the last one, with the bolts.

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Vivien, I love #5! Nice work. :wink:

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Wow this thread has been busy. I can see that I'll need to go back more than just a few pages to catch up.

What cool photos Reyn and Vivien.

I finally got a chance to play around with my new underwater camera and I think the results are pretty abstract.

Here's one:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v667/boomerangagain/underwater1.jpg

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Here's another:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v667/boomerangagain/underwater2.jpg

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One more....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v667/boomerangagain/underwater4.jpg

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While not purely abstract, I guess, I very much like #1.

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Oh those underwater shots are fun!

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I'm liking those, Boomer.....

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Thanks all!

They were insanely fun to take. I have never had an underwater camera before and I had no idea what to expect. It was a blast goofing off with it.

I think the first one might be more abstract if you didn't know it was taken with an underwater camera.

The second two - I didn't crop them or change them at all. That's just how they came out. I can't even really explain what they're of. That yellow stuff has me baffeled.

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yellow stuff - maybe from an over-head light?

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You're probably right. It was an indoor pool but I don't remember the lights being so yellow.

Or the ceiling so black or the bubbles so blue for that matter!

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http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0RgAAABwV9e6xxIV*vxcaxfMDOuJtfwPLvnAEdey8oJNY3AGP5bfc4P*9Xj8L7AOZItxnh6GjIB58!8CkQh9P4hYHpgdHevKWUQmee5vk*fg/Log.jpg

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http://www.gfoto.com/Files/267781307671411E85A899FB77BC232F/orig_CA78DACBED5940FE8706AF58A0D24113.JPG

here's another one. Like it ?

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yes, I do like it Very Happy

- is it tyre tracks in mud that you've rotated?

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