Haphazart theme: abstracted by H2O

Nikki Shuhart Photography

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Acrylic( with a washi underlay), on canvas 40x30 inches (2007)

Possible desktop picture?

acrylic, (with a washi underlay), on canvas. 42x21 (2004)

Art Shanty Projects, ASP: Abstracted, Sibley Avenue, Northern Spark 2013. Photo: Jayme Halbritter.

Hua Hin, Thailand

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Abstracted imagery created from macro/close up views of blown glass.

Abstracted tree. Part of a set for the exhibition 'This Air is Not for Sale'

World Forestry Center - Portland, Oregon

World Forestry Center - Portland, Oregon

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it's been this way for 3 years now...

via Instagram ift.tt/1JxGT9t Pretty art downtown. #abstracted out. Yay!

acrylic with torn paper mounted on canvas;size 8x8 2005

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Digitally Stylized Photograph from the Diving Dreams Series

Edition size 10 Prints on Canvas

Standard Sizes 20x30 29x44 44x66

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2010. Lauren Slocumbe. ink on paper, 22 x 30 inches. Drawing II, The University of Georgia.

World Forestry Center - Portland, Oregon

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abstracted macro of cracks in a laid brick pathway

abstracted photo of the North Saskatchewan River

Abstracted close-up. Charcoal.

12"x12"

Neck Point Park, Nanaimo, BC

Abstracted map of Appalachian State University and surrounding parts of Boone, NC

I was working in difficult lighting the other day, with the setting Sun blasting through the dense forest canopy. Every now and then, a beam of light would intercept a leaf at just the right angle. Focusing was challenging as most of the frame was way too dark. But I got this shot for my efforts. It feels dramatic and abstracted, with hints of sharp shapes and excellent detail on the green leaf with a bit of the blue sky leaking through. An eerie green glow consumes the bottom fifth and a few bokeh balls manifested as well. It makes a good computer desktop. LOL

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bethcoll.com

MFA Poetry

Daniel Scott Parker

1.17.14

Caves Beach, NSW

The sunrise didn't amount to much today, so I had a play in the rock-pools.