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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.
I found this at a junk yard of a factory near my place. I don't know what this is. Maybe a part of some kind of filter. It's broken & abandoned.
polarized photomicrograph of polycrystalline 4,4'-dibromobiphenyl.
NCF Plan Apo 4x - CF PL 2.5x - D800E / Optiphot-POL
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I love abstract patterns - I find them so intriguing. I always try to work out how they were put together. I like to follow each line and see how all the lines join effortlessly together forming a beautiful pattern.
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palm frond in mono
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Jean Hélion (1904-1987) oil on canvas at the Tate Modern in London. Written near the painting: Hélion saw himself as belonging to the second generation of abstract artists in Paris, after pioneers such as Piet Mondrian and Theo Van Doesburg. He was an energetic promoter of abstract or non-figurative art, and helped to found international groups such as Art Concret and Abstraction-Création. He believed that abstract art, however radical, shared timeless values of balance, rhythm and composition with the great art of the past. In this small painting he creates a compositional unity through the visual resolution of vertical and horizontal forms and color relationships. Accepted by HM Government in lieu of inheritance tax and allocated to Tate in 2002.