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'Abstract' ~ The Flickr Lounge
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo, make a comment or Fave it.
So after a very busy week following a group of colleagues as they cycled over 400 miles to Edinburgh (all in the name of charity) I start to trawl through the 1000+ photographs I took as I documented their mammoth task. All week I was thinking that I would not get the opportunity to shoot something for this weeks theme until the weekend. Going through the images I find one of the shots that, taken totally by accident as the cyclists passed me on route. The image is almost perfectly cropped with some nice detail and perfect for me to use for the theme.
A few edits this morning and finally settled on this composite to upload for this week.
A massive well done to all my colleagues who made the journey over 4 long days. Now my mammoth task begins as I whittle the wheat from the chaff and start to edit the final images so everyone has a reminder of what they achieved,
Some great abstract shots posted in the week as I catch up on viewing everyones images.
Have a great week one and all and see you in 38!!!!
Détails de graffitis
Agrandi, un détail de quelques centimètres de superficie devient une abstraction photographique.
Das Bild entstand in den verlassenen Büroräumen einer Zeche. Es war stockdunkel dort, das Licht habe ich mit einer Taschenlampe bei Langzeitbelichtung erzeugt.
Taken for 'Saturday Self Challenge': "Translucent"
Ghoulish face appears in this tissue paper backlit by a phone torch.
For a few years now Eddy has been saving the rubber bands that the postie puts around the mail. They started out as a tiny ball and now we have a large rubber ball sitting on his desk. I gave this a bleach treatment as the rubber bands that the post office uses are rather dull colourwise.
Week #41 Abstract. And day 302 of 365
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abstract.
colours and lines deconstructed.
(vertical panning)
ok Paul www.flickr.com/photos/phowardphoto/; the camera slipped out of my hand. I thought, Paul Howard would do this on purpose, post the photo, and I would like it.