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I like this sculpture outside the Engineering Department, but it's hard to get a picture that captures what I like about it form a conventional angle. This was a random attempt to find another view, and I think I finally managed to get what I like about it on (not) film.
1. Rusty fire hydrant, 2. Abstract, 3. Bark abstract, 4. Granite curves, 5. Abstract, 6. Abstract, 7. Tortoise shell, 8. Abstract, 9. Bark texture
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Abstract Photo in one of the shopping Malls in Frankfurt. I intentionally under-exposed the image to enhance the contrast. It took me one hour exploring the building before I got this shot.
You know you've been a townie for a long time when… you realize the "new" addition to the public library is 25 years old.
The proposal to replace the downtown library that voters turned down in 2012 might have been over-ambitious. But I've always been slightly bothered by the way the square bricks look on the top floors added in 1991. Visually they just seem "heavier" than the normal-sized brick of the 1974 east wing underneath. It's also a little weird that they protrude about 1/4" further out.
This oil painting was a lot of fun! I told my wife it was her in the morning before make up....hence the title....GIVE ME A BREAK!
I enjoy all the good and not so good comments about this one! Personally...I LOVE IT!... (She Doesn't)... What"s your Vote??
This image is a result of my Husband's influence on my photography, it is a drag effect I tried for the first time on silver birch trees to try and capture a slightly different image of autumn colour. It's an image that grows on you.
Oil/Water abstracts.
Strobist info - Handheld Canon 580EXII wearing a Rogue Grid fired with the Ninja flash trigger at 1/16 - 1/8 power.
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After spending a weekend in Boston, surrounded by the beautiful artwork of my friend Nathan Miner, I was inspired to revisit my last attempts at abstract expressionism.
24 x 24 inches (61 x 61 cm) acrylics on canvas.