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Taken by my phone in 2016 at the staircase in my boarding house -- an abstractive reflection of light on the wall, a stair handle is horizontally located beneath the shadow.
The two-colour contrast is atmospheric in terms of abstracting black and white photographs.
The image was taken unexpectedly and spontaneously, because the view would last only for a certain period. Therefore, this view could only be captured through my handy phone, which is always the case when a view sparks my inspiration under any type of environment.
Close-up image of the effect of water and weather on an old locomotive parked in the yard of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg, PA.
By Sherrie Thai of ShaireProductions.com
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Another Topaz abstract. These abstract filters are fascinating, you never know what is going to happen.
Photo for January 23, 2012. Day 388
I was also going to call it 'Orbital Decay', and I just couldn't decide.. Tie breaker goes to Yeats.
Sunset -Fine Art Abstract
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Taken with a Sigma 105mm macro lens, I focused on a small section of flower with a large aperture for a shallow depth of field. Exposure adjusted and clarity reduced in Ligthroom.
Sole!
Look for abstract shapes and designs today. Make a photo of a subject everyone has seen that's not easily recognizable.
A glance is not a look.
Casual has no relation to casualty.
But blue is blue, even stronger if brown is also there.
Pond life
Not an insult… but a description.
I like the way that the pond weed creates a landing pad for the falling leaves. It also helps reveal the inky blackness of the water.
It’s not an obvious subject for a photo. But, when you look closely, slowly…
P103-0869 Taken at: Quarrymill Woodland Park, Perth, Scotland.
acrylic and pens on canvas, 20x24 in, 2008
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