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[ENG] “This life we all receive is full of invisible boundaries and abstract values”. K. Conley, Chloroform Nightmares
For “Macro Mondays”: "Abstract Macro" theme
[ESP] "Esta vida, que todos recibimos, está llena de límites invisibles y valores abstractos". K. Conley, Chloroform Nightmares
Para el grupo “Macro Mondays”, tema "Macro abstracto"
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P1030397: SOOC Vertical Window Blind Abstract
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Abstract and expermental Photography from a forest in the outskirts of Larvik, Norway. The forrest is called Bøkeskogen (beechwoods) and and consists of many large and magnificent beeches. This beechwood in Larvik is the country's first public recreational area. There are two fields with smaller burial mounds from the Iron Age in the area
Some of my flowers and my courtyard photographed through a homemade filter, then processed through various editing softwares to enhance colors and add textures.
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2020 feb 18
One more stretch-framing completed for possible exhibition in Oxford a few months down the line ..... hopefully.
macropaintograph - 'kromofom' (2017)
Sometimes nature can be so abstract. A bubbling brook reflecting sky and bare winter trees. I played with the riffles for a while. They were mesmerizing and every moment was a different composition.
“No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.”
― Heraclitus
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The details in nature can be an interesting study, and slow water especially intrigues me. It takes on almost an abstract quality to it and gives a sense of movement. This scene was shot at only a 1/3 of a second, which shows just how fast moving the water is at Rearguard Falls.
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