abstract image from something often in my kitchen!

Time flies 2 - Passing by

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un-natural square abstract series

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brooksville, florida

This is in the lobby of the building where I work. I notice these windows every night when I leave but they seemed extra brilliant this night. Maybe because it was raining outside or some extra cars lights but it was enough for me to snap some shots.

I’m drawn to the repetition here being broken up by variations in the tone and color then accented with the water droplets. This has a very musical feeling to me.

There is a palette from this:

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Title:Natures' Abstract.

Eyre Peninsula

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Olympus mju 9010 - f/3 - 1/80sec - 5mm - ISO 64

abstract of this lamp:

Pipistrello lamp: designed by the multi-talented Italian designer Gae Aulenti in 1966 for Martinelli Luce, Italy. The Pipistrello lamp has become one of the classic icons of 20th Century Design. The height can be adjusted by it's telescopic stem (height can be set anywhere from 26" to 34"). Table or floor lamp, diffused light, adjustable height with telescopic movement, diffuser of white opal methacrylate, stainless steel telescope, lacquered base and switch in white, dark brown, glossy black or satin aluminum.

The name Pipistrello is the Italian word for "bat" which can bee seen in the the shape of this lamps shade. This lamp is featured in the permanent collections of the Centre Pompidou (Paris), MoMa (New York), The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Museum des Arts Decorative (Montreal). Lamp is also featured in numerous design books.

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De Pipistrellolamp is een ontwerp van Gae Aulenti uit 1966 voor het merk Martinelli Luce. Deze tafellamp is uitgegroeid tot een designicoon uit het midden van de 20ste eeuw. De ontwerpster Aulenti is een gerenommeerde Italiaanse architecte die o.a. ook het ontwerp heeft gedaan van het Musée d'Orsay in Parijs.

Het meest in het oog springende van deze lamp is de opmerkelijke kap die doet denken aan de vleugels van een vleermuis, vandaar de naam Pipistrello (vleermuis in het Italiaans). De hoogte van de voet kan via een telescopisch mechanisme aangepast worden. Oorspronkelijk waren er twee uitvoeringen, met witte en met donkerbruine (bijna zwarte) voet.

Deze lamp is opgenomen in de permanente collecties van o.a. Centre Pompidou (Parijs), MoMa (New York), The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Museum des Arts Decorative (Montreal). De lamp is ook opgenomen in talloze design boeken.

Abstract discovered at West Kirby Marine Lake.

Lichen on a rock

Detail from my laptop-case for

365 days in colour

16/30 light green in September

Abstract background

This is the landscape looking down from the balloon. I was fascinated by the patterns and textures and I decided to make it more abstract looking. Olga

To avoid confusion with some group invitations, all of my images are created from blank. Any image from a photo is clearly marked as such.

At the Motor Transport Museum in Campo, CA.

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foil seal - 20 picture stacked in Zerene and processed in Topaz

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Inspired by Jon Freeman's excellent piece "Signify" (A clear favorite for me)

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Thanks, Jon, for your continuous support!

Acrylic on canvas 18" x 24"

Rescued this accidental shot from the recycle bin. I think it works well as an abstract.

Tulip Blur...just playing around in the Skagit Valley tonight. Not my typical style.