abstract painting

Inside of the new sculpture in Gloucester

Anna Abstract

Flaque du : 11 Mars 2011, 15h20

Pieds : 1 Seul (le droit)

Formes Principales Possibles : Visage de côté avec un gros œil (larme possible) et un pinch // une Silhouette d’un Homme (à l’envers) // Un oiseau qui tombe avec des plumes (juste le haut de la flaque) et une branche ou un serpent

Résidus d’eau : Beaucoup

État Physique : Normal, un peu fatigué

État Mental à la prise de vue : Neutre, un peu préoccupé, mais calme, impression de solitude

État Mental à la fin de la journée : Assez heureux, après une soirée entre amis

Évocation D’un Futur Possible : N/A

Évocation D’un Passé Possible : N/A

Autre : Oiseau : J’ai entendus les premiers corbeaux du printemps le matin suivant

Analyse :

Le visage : il me représente quand même bien … la larme et la barbe

La silhouette : elle est obscure et semble émané du noir… il lui manque une jambe et sa tête est rabaissée

L’oiseau : ressemble étrangement au signe du groupe de musique Insomnium… l’oiseau semble en chute libre, le reste de la flaque tente de le rejoindre … ou est-ce un serpent qui vient pour manger sa victime?

From a private studio session.

Wystawa "Nocny Poznań w blasku neonów" w Muzeum narodowym w Poznaniu

Neons. Exhibition in Poznań's National Museum.

(pali: not-self)

Christ Church, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn

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Abstract glassy background. 3D modeling and rendering

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abstract background

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going abstract around lisbon, portugal

Continuing a series of experimental photos with a Kodak No. 1A Autographic Jr. (circa 1917). All settings are mentioned as they appear on the camera. If you are lost, I suggest starting with the first photo in the corresponding album.

This photo noticeably came out out of focus, almost abstract, and very zoomed in. Actually, I tired taking a photo of this beautiful stream I saw using the zoom feature. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but it's possible that the zoom feature isn't a zoom, but a focusing feature.

Still, I find the photo abstract enough to be somewhat presentable. And I do love seeing all the gradients of black and white represented.

Shutter: 100

Aperture: 16

Zoom: 6 ft

French 120 film, ASA 400

abstract painting

Painting done in mostly oil pastels and acrylic medium using the intuitive process to create vibrant expressionistic abstract expressing the inner self

abstract painting

catching up on my backlog of photos from 2012

Photowalk around the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, HMS Alliance, Gosport.

Thanks, Rob.

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Dumpster abstract

ArtRage on iPad

computer abstract art

ABSTRACT

Rain shapes itself into abstract art on our back step.

This is a cropped area of a Batman replica that my son had as a young boy and now Lewis is our new Batman!!

7 Days of Shooting Week #20 - Blue Thoroughly Abstract Thursday .....

Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.

This year seriously needs to slow it's roll. I'm still going through and posting Fall photos, and here we are in December with a light dusting of snow on the ground!

I really like the way this shot turned out. It looks like an abstract painting to me, but it's really just some fall trees reflected on the reservoir's surface.

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