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Strobist setup:
quite predictably One strobe gelled blue camera right and one camera left gelled red. Triggered via cactus or similar wireless triggers.
Setup shot in the comments as well as more shots...
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
The cover of Guillaume Apollinaire's 'Calligrammes', which I used for Macro Mondays 'printed word' challenge, became my starting point for a Monday morning abstract.
A Haiku Note:
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Multicolored art
an abstract in the making
it moves with a flow
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Unfortunately, the sky was changing too fast for me to get a wide angle lens on, so had to shoot with what I had. It means that there is no context... But, may be that's a good thing.
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Who doesn't love a trip to the seaside and a carefree wander along shimmering sands? OK these sands weren't shimmering but who doesn't lose their thoughts on breaking waves, coming away afterwards with freshly flushed lungs and a peaceful mind?
If I'm not building a castle I love looking for pictures in the sand and rocks conceiving art and pictures in swirls in the sand, twists in the seaweed and shapes in the seashells. Perhaps I just go weird on a beach but here are some examples I framed in my mind and captured as art for the wall.
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Nikon D5000 using 18-55 Lens
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Shot for round 55 of Get Pushed! I was challenged to create an abstract shot: "Can be anything really, an ordinary object/subject just abstracted in a way that it isn't obvious what it is."
Created for Photoshop Contest Week 996
Thanks to seguicollar for starter image.
All work done in Photoshop 2024
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